disdeign Antonyms
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Meaning of disdeign
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disdeign (v. t.)
To disdain.
disdeign Sentence Examples
- She disdained his offer of help, insisting that she could manage on her own.
- The politician disdained the notion of compromising with his opponents, believing that doing so would be a sign of weakness.
- The gourmet disdained the fast food options at the airport, instead opting for a healthier meal from the café.
- The scholar disdained the popular literature of the day, preferring to read classic works of literature instead.
- The fashionista disdained the latest trends, instead choosing to wear clothes that were more timeless and elegant.
- The athlete disdained the easy path to victory, instead opting for a more challenging and rewarding route.
- The artist disdained the conventional techniques of painting, instead experimenting with new and innovative ways to create art.
- The musician disdained the mainstream music of the day, instead choosing to listen to and play more obscure and challenging music.
- The chef disdained the use of processed ingredients in cooking, instead using only fresh and natural ingredients.
- The traveler disdained the tourist traps and instead sought out the hidden gems and authentic experiences of a new destination.
FAQs About the word disdeign
To disdain.
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She disdained his offer of help, insisting that she could manage on her own.
The politician disdained the notion of compromising with his opponents, believing that doing so would be a sign of weakness.
The gourmet disdained the fast food options at the airport, instead opting for a healthier meal from the café.
The scholar disdained the popular literature of the day, preferring to read classic works of literature instead.
