Definition of "reprehensibility" [reprehensibility]

• The property of being reprehensible. (noun)

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• "Its main problem is and and has always been its moral reprehensibility, which is practically infinite. jhNY: If I remember correctly, Albert Speer, thorugh prodigious use of"
• "Mr. Gwire notes that presenting the punitive damages case to 12 new jurors was an unusual legal situation and required much of the original case to be re-presented because "reprehensibility" is a major factor in determining the amount of punitive damages."
• ""reprehensibility" now has constitutional overtones - especially as to the amount of punitive damages that a jury can award."