Deplorable (adjective)

1. Very bad or undesirable; worthy of strong condemnation.
2. Unfortunate and deserving of sympathy.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from french déplorable or latin deplorabilis, from deplorare "lament, deplore".

Examples:

1. The living conditions in the slum were deplorable.
2. The company's treatment of its employees was deplorable.
3. The service at the restaurant was deplorable and they had a poor rating.
4. The state of the roads in the country was deplorable and needed urgent repairs.
5. The quality of the goods was deplorable and not worth the price.