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Meaning of disdainishly
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disdainishly (adv.)
Disdainfully.
disdainishly Sentence Examples
- The teacher disdainfully dismissed the student's poorly written essay as "unworthy of grading."
- The musician disdainfully refused to play the requested song, deeming it "beneath her."
- The critic disdainfully denounced the artist's latest work as "a mockery of true art."
- The aristocrat disdainfully turned up her nose at the humble cottage, declaring it "unfit for habitation."
- The CEO disdainfully rejected the employee's proposal, calling it "absurd and impractical."
- The doctor disdainfully prescribed the cheapest medication for the patient, despite their financial hardship.
- The politician disdainfully labeled his opponent as "unqualified and unworthy of office."
- The athlete disdainfully threw his racket to the ground after losing the match, claiming it was "rigged."
- The wealthy man disdainfully glanced at the beggars on the street, considering them "lazy and undeserving."
- The judge disdainfully sentenced the defendant to the maximum penalty, showing no mercy or compassion.
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Disdainfully.
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The teacher disdainfully dismissed the student's poorly written essay as "unworthy of grading."
The musician disdainfully refused to play the requested song, deeming it "beneath her."
The critic disdainfully denounced the artist's latest work as "a mockery of true art."
The aristocrat disdainfully turned up her nose at the humble cottage, declaring it "unfit for habitation."
