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Meaning of disdains
disdains
a feeling of scorn for something or someone regarded as beneath oneself, to refuse or abstain from because of a feeling of contempt or scorn, to treat as beneath one's notice or dignity, to look with scorn on, to reject or refuse because of disdain, to look on with scorn, a feeling of contempt for someone or something regarded as unworthy or inferior
disdains Sentence Examples
- The students disdained their teacher's archaic teaching style.
- The CEO disdained the opposing company's offer, considering it unworthy.
- She disdained the meager gift, its value being inconsequential to her.
- The prince disdained the commoners, his arrogance blinding him to their worth.
- The artist disdained the commercial aspects of his work, prioritizing its artistic integrity.
- The queen disdained the rebellious princess, viewing her as a threat to her authority.
- The general disdained the enemy's tactics, their cowardice being beneath his contempt.
- The wise old man disdained the reckless pursuits of youth, knowing their futility.
- The philanthropist disdained material wealth, his focus being on improving the lives of others.
- The spiritual leader disdained worldly pleasures, believing them to be a distraction from enlightenment.
FAQs About the word disdains
a feeling of scorn for something or someone regarded as beneath oneself, to refuse or abstain from because of a feeling of contempt or scorn, to treat as beneat
hates, disrespects, despises, scorns, high-hats, walks over, snoots, sniffs (at), detests, snubs
respects, values, admires, cherishes, prizes, treasures, honors, appreciates, favors, accepts
The students disdained their teacher's archaic teaching style.
The CEO disdained the opposing company's offer, considering it unworthy.
She disdained the meager gift, its value being inconsequential to her.
The prince disdained the commoners, his arrogance blinding him to their worth.
