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Definition of contemptibly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
disdainin a manner deserving contempt or scorn
- He acted contemptibly by lying to his friends.
- She contemptibly ignored the beggar's plea for help.
- The politician contemptibly manipulated the facts to gain support.
Origin of contemptibly
Latin, contemptus (scorn) + -ibilis (able)
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- French:méprisablement, ...
- German:verächtlich, ...
- Italian:spregevolmente, ...
- Spanish:despreciablemente, ...
- Portuguese:desprezivelmente, ...
- Chinese:卑鄙地, ...
- Japanese:軽蔑的に, ...
- Arabic:بِشَكْلٍ حَقِير, ...
- Hebrew:בּוּזִית, ...
- Russian:с презрением, ...
- Ukrainian:зневажливо, ...
- Hindi:तिरस्कारयोग्य ढंग से, ...
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