contemning Synonyms

Strongest:

to view or treat with contempt

The judge contemned the defendant for his repeated interruptions during the trial.
I contemn any act of violence that seeks to harm innocent civilians.
The jury's verdict expressed their utter contempt for the defendant's actions.
The teacher contemned the student's behavior as disrespectful and disruptive.
The company contemned the employee's actions as unethical and in violation of company policy.
The historical figure was contemned for his oppressive regime and disregard for human rights.
I contemn the hypocrisy of those who claim to support justice but act otherwise.
The government contemned the actions of the terrorist group, calling them heinous and barbaric.
The nation contemned the corrupt politicians who had abused their power for personal gain.
The writer contemned the critics' harsh and unfair assessment of his work.

to view or treat with contempt

despising, disrespecting,disdaining, scorning, hating,looking down (on or upon), walking over, slighting, snooting, sniffing (at)

valuing,respecting, honoring, prizing, worshipping, treasuring, revering, esteeming, admiring,cherishing

The judge contemned the defendant for his repeated interruptions during the trial.

I contemn any act of violence that seeks to harm innocent civilians.

The jury's verdict expressed their utter contempt for the defendant's actions.

The teacher contemned the student's behavior as disrespectful and disruptive.