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Definition of contempt
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of contempt is as below...
Contempt
(n.)
Disobedience
of the
rules,
orders,
or
process
of a court of
justice,
or of rules or
orders
of a
legislative
body;
disorderly,
contemptuous,
or
insolent
language
or
behavior
in
presence
of a
court,
tending
to
disturb
its
proceedings,
or
impair
the
respect
due to its
authority..
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Byword
::
Byword
(n.) The
object
of a
contemptuous
saying.
Flirt
::
Flirt (v. t.) To jeer at; to treat with
contempt;
to mock.
Puritanical
::
Puritanical
(a.)
Precise
in
observance
of legal or
religious
requirements;
strict;
overscrupulous;
rigid;
-- often used by way of
reproach
or
contempt.
Talker
::
Talker
(n.) A
loquacious
person,
male or
female;
a
prattler;
a
babbler;
also, a
boaster;
a
braggart;
-- used in
contempt
or
reproach..
Contemptibly
::
Contemptibly
(adv.)
In a
contemptible
manner.
Fleer
::
Fleer () To make a wry face in
contempt,
or to grin in
scorn;
to
deride;
to
sneer;
to mock; to gibe; as, to fleer and
flout..
Scrub
::
Scrub (a.) Mean;
dirty;
contemptible;
scrubby.
Tossy
::
Tossy (a.)
Tossing
the head, as in scorn or
pride;
hence,
proud;
contemptuous;
scornful;
affectedly
indifferent;
as, a tossy
commonplace..
Audacious
::
Audacious
(a.)
Committed
with, or
proceedings
from,
daring
effrontery
or
contempt
of law,
morality,
or
decorum..
Fig
::
Fig (n.) The value of a fig,
practically
nothing;
a fico; -- used in scorn or
contempt..
Sneer
::
Sneer (v. i.) To
inssinuate
contempt
by a
covert
expression;
to speak
derisively.
Redoubtable
::
Redoubtable
(a.)
Formidable;
dread;
terrible
to foes; as, a
redoubtable
hero;
hence,
valiant;
-- often in
contempt
or
burlesque..
Pooh
::
Pooh
(interj.)
Pshaw!
pish!
nonsense!
-- an
expression
of
scorn,
dislike,
or
contempt..
Arrogance
::
Arrogance
(n.) The act or habit of
arrogating,
or
making
undue
claims
in an
overbearing
manner;
that
species
of pride which
consists
in
exorbitant
claims
of rank,
dignity,
estimation,
or
power,
or which
exalts
the worth or
importance
of the
person
to an undue
degree;
proud
contempt
of
others;
lordliness;
haughtiness;
self-assumption;
presumption..
Bantling
::
Bantling
(n.) A young or small
child;
an
infant.
[Slightly
contemptuous
or
depreciatory..
Pshaw
::
Pshaw
(interj.)
Pish!
pooch!
-- an
exclamation
used as an
expression
of
contempt,
disdain,
dislike,
etc..
Volow
::
Volow (v. t.) To
baptize;
-- used in
contempt
by the
Reformers.
Detest
::
Detest
(v. t.) To hate
intensely;
to
abhor;
to
abominate;
to
loathe;
as, we
detest
what is
contemptible
or
evil..
Teague
::
Teague
(n.) An
Irishman;
-- a term used in
contempt.
Humph
::
Humph
(interj.)
An
exclamation
denoting
surprise,
or
contempt,
doubt,
etc..
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