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Definition of disdained - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
judgmentconsidered unworthy or inferior
- The disdained proposal was quickly dismissed by the committee.
2.
emotionregarded with contempt or scorn
- The disdained artist continued to create despite the criticism.
Origin of disdained
Old French, desdeignier (to disdain)
Examples of disdained in a sentence
She felt disdained by her peers for her unconventional ideas. The disdained proposal was quickly dismissed by the committee. Despite being disdained, he stood by his beliefs.
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- French:méprisé, ...
- German:verachtet, verschmäht, ...
- Italian:non considerato, disprezzato, ...
- Spanish:despreciado, desdeñado, ...
- Portuguese:desdenhado, ...
- Chinese:被鄙视的, ...
- Japanese:見下された, 軽蔑された, ...
- Arabic:مُزْدَرًى, ...
- Hebrew:מְבוּזֶה, בָּזוּי, ...
- Russian:недооцененный, презираемый, ...
- Ukrainian:зневажений, ...
- Hindi:अवहेलित, तिरस्कृत, ...
Definition of disdain - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
emotionfeeling of contempt for something inferior
- She looked at the mess with disdain.
Verb
1.
emotionregard someone with strong contempt
- She disdains those who lie.
2.
refusalrefuse something because it feels beneath you
- He disdained to answer the trivial question.
Origin of disdain
Latin, dis (apart) + dignari (to deem worthy)
Examples of disdain in a sentence
The artist's disdain for commercialism was well-known. He disdains those who cheat in games. The critic disdains poorly written novels. She disdained to participate in the gossip. They disdained to accept the unfair offer.
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- French:dédain, mépriser, ...
- German:Verachtung, verachten, ...
- Italian:disprezzo, sdegnare, ...
- Spanish:desdén, despreciar, ...
- Portuguese:desdém, desdenhar, ...
- Chinese:蔑视, 鄙视, ...
- Japanese:軽蔑, 軽蔑する, ...
- Arabic:ازْدِراء, اِزْدَرَى, ...
- Hebrew:בּוּז, לָבוּז, ...
- Russian:презрение, презирать, ...
- Ukrainian:презирство, зневажати, ...
- Hindi:तिरस्कार, तिरस्कार करना, ...
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