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disdain
noun as in hate; indifference
verb as in scorn
Example Sentences
“There is an open disdain being shown by ICE for the basic rule of law for this country,” he said.
Few of them are favorable, highlighting his disdain for the late-night sketch comedy show, though his previous stints as host would suggest otherwise.
Kimmel was one of the many who expressed disdain over the decision, even campaigning for Colbert to win an Emmy though Kimmel was on the same ballot.
Anderson says that three things are inevitable: middle age, complacency and the tendency to look at the next generation with disdain.
We are talking about something knotted up in envy and indifference and disdain.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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