Synonym: disdainful, insulting, scornful. Similar words: contempt, sumptuous, presumptuous, tempestuous, contemplate, contemporary, voluptuous, contretemps. Meaning: [-tjʊəs] adj. expressing extreme contempt.
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(61) Tu Wei - yueh scowled and fixed him with a contemptuous stare.
(62) Then from the rattlesnake's skin , with a sudden , contemptuous gesture.
(63) After the middle-aged men will be especially afraid of his wife or child neglect or desertion, therefore, met the family members of a contemptuous attitude toward their own, will react very sensitive.
(64) She cast a contemptuous look at the Queen of Scots' lady-in-waiting. "It is my belief that Mrs Seton did not knot and tie the threads properly."
(65) He shows himself to be confident, addicted ( almost compulsively ) to hardship, somewhat contemptuous of the Indians.
(66) The aunt felt her niece was mismatched and was openly contemptuous of Hung - chien's abilities and qualifications.
(67) Marx was contemptuous of the faith of his ancestors, and indifferent to the Lutheranism his father had adopted.
(68) A derisive or contemptuous sound made by vibrating the extended tongue and the lips while exhaling.
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(69) After the middle-aged men will be especially afraid of his wife or child neglect or desertion, so a family member encountered the attitude contemptuous of their own, they responded very sensitive.
(70) He didn't care for Rinaldo; he appeared contemptuous of him.
(71) Her attitude towards Dick , always contemptuous, was now bitter and angry.
(72) Sometimes Mr. Thompson felt a little contemptuous of Mr. Helton's ways.
(73) Mr Sonnenfeldt was contemptuous of other interpreters at Nuremberg who, through a thick lard of Swabian consonants or Polish syntax, could fuddle questioner and questioned alike.
(74) Each had a different way, humorous or philosophic , contemptuous, sour, or sly, of showing this resentment.
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