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Disdains meaning
third-person singular simple present indicative of disdain
Example sentences (7)
Obama disdains the lawful procedure to challenge the Supreme Court through legal cases, preferring to pull and tear the Court down to his subterranean level.
She disdains probiotics (acidic bacteria), instead preferring pure turpentine to control candida overgrowth in the gut resulting from taking prescribed antibiotics.
A universalism that disdains our many local loyalties has no future.
For one thing, she has a rocky relationship with her new pastor, whose leadership style — and hair style — she disdains; she is unwelcoming when he arrives at the hospital to be at her family’s side.
His insatiable drive to name things after himself is even more distant from courage that disdains fame and wins it.
The big turnout for Lewis’ talk indicates that many neighbors, like me, feel that the President’s style of rhetoric disdains the concept to such an extent that he poses a unique threat to civil society and our form of democracy.
Richardson said of Stone's style of direction, "Oliver disdains convention, he tries to force you into things that are not classic.