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Definitions from the WebDisdainNoun: 1. a feeling of contempt or scorn for someone or something. Example sentence: She couldn't hide her disdain for his rude behavior. 2. Usage in a legal context: a refusal to accept or acknowledge something. Example sentence: The defendant's lawyer showed disdain for the prosecution's evidence. Verb: 1. to look upon or treat with contempt or scorn. Example sentence: The rich businessman disdained the poor and treated them with disrespect. 2. Usage in a literary context: to refuse or reject with contempt or scorn. Example sentence: The protagonist disdained the offer of help and chose to face the challenge alone. Adjective: showing or feeling disdain. Example sentence: His disdain attitude towards authority figures made it difficult for him to hold a job. 2. Usage in a cultural context: representative of or relating to a particular area or group. Example sentence: The local dialect used several disdain words not commonly heard in other regions. | ||||
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