decriable

adj

1. Worthy of being decried; condemnable.

   “"By taking this action, the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen has proven itself a leader in a commendable move to end the present decriable economic depression. […]”

   “This discounting of the future as, in effect, an externality, like the environment and the poor, remains one of the most decriable aspects of current economic theory, brushed aside from the time of Adam Smith onward with the cold caveat that "every individual . . . intends only his own gain" […]”

   “An understanding of it can give unique insight into other forms of equally decriable discrimination.”