scornfully (Meaning)

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scornfully (r)

without respect; in a disdainful manner

The teacher scornfully dismissed the student's question as frivolous.
The politician's scornfully demeaned his opponent's policies as unrealistic.
The critic scornfully derided the novel as shallow and unoriginal.
The judge scornfully sentenced the defendant to prison for his heinous crime.
The editor scornfully rejected the writer's manuscript, citing its lack of merit.
The audience scornfully booed the comedian when he told an offensive joke.
The CEO scornfully fired the employee who had questioned his authority.
The landlord scornfully refused to renew the tenant's lease due to their late rent payments.
The team captain scornfully benched the player who had questioned his leadership.
The mother scornfully reprimanded her child for their misbehavior.

without respect; in a disdainful manner

nastily, bitterly,contemptuously, spitefully, disdainfully, viciously, vindictively, jealously, despitefully, deprecatingly

nicely, pleasantly, benevolently, amiably, kindly, nicely, benevolently, graciously, affably, genially

The teacher scornfully dismissed the student's question as frivolous.

The politician's scornfully demeaned his opponent's policies as unrealistic.

The critic scornfully derided the novel as shallow and unoriginal.

The judge scornfully sentenced the defendant to prison for his heinous crime.