Meanings
- not comparablerareLamentable, deplorable, worth weeping over.
2012, Deborah Saul, "Why Reject the Custer Connection?", The Monroe News. "What was laughable or weepable was the realization that lots of other towns around the country go to some lengths to claim a connection to Custer when we seem embarrassed to embrace the links we have."
2 more examples
"I can't speak from experience, for my woes are not generally weepable."
1907, Lippincott's Monthly Magazine, volume 79, page 8"They made the man's fate more sad, more weepable."
1954, The European: The Journal of Opposition, volumes 11-16, page 55
Origin
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