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disdain
noun as in hate; indifference
verb as in scorn
Example Sentences
It will be remembered as a moment when an American president’s disdain for his country’s values was on full display.
Their shared disdain — and fear — of a free press was evident, from downplaying the killing of Khashoggi to snapping at ABC News reporter Mary Bruce when she asked about his murder.
It didn’t fit with his zeal for living or his disdain for shortcuts.
He snorted in disdain and looked at her with his changeable, cockeyed stare.
Thomas Jefferson disdained the “artificial aristocracy” that marked governments before our own.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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