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Dictionary Definition: Disdainful

Adjective - Showing Contempt or Disapproval

Disdainful refers to a feeling or attitude of intense dislike or disapproval towards someone or something, often accompanied by a sense of superiority or scorn.

Example Sentences:

1. She cast a disdainful glance at the dirty dishes piled up in the sink.

2. The rude customer had a disdainful attitude towards the waiter.

3. Despite being less experienced, he spoke to the panel of judges in a disdainful tone.

Adjective - Unworthy of Consideration

Disdainful can also describe something that is considered unworthy of attention, interest, or respect.

Example Sentences:

1. The artist ignored the disdainful comments from critics and continued to create unique and thought-provoking artwork.

2. The politician dismissed the opposition's arguments as mere disdainful attempts to undermine his campaign.

3. She found his excuses for not attending the event to be disdainful and lacking sincerity.

Noun - A Look or Expression of Disdain

Disdainful can also be used as a noun, referring to a look or expression of contempt or disapproval.

Example Sentences:

1. Upon hearing his proposal, she responded with a disdainful.

2. His disdainful spoke volumes about his true feelings towards her suggestion.

3. The teacher's disdainful made the student feel humiliated in front of the entire class.

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