What does disdain mean? It means treat someone with a lot of contempt and despise.
Noun: -self-disdain
Adjective: -undisdaining
Sentence Examples: –
- For those that do not like the 4th amendment, and the right to protect themselves are always filled with disdain about the ownership of guns and normal households.
- Jon has a lot of disdain for the people that sit in the houses of their parents doing nothing and still cribbing about money.
- The parents were in disdain when they found out that their child has flunked out of the school, and does not have a high school diploma to even apply for a job.
- You should not look to disdain any person that has a handicap; who knows, accidents may happen to you at any point of time.
- When you come very close to winning the lottery, you are filled with disdain at seeing it slip away from you.
- It takes a lot of hard work for you to be successful; giving up and always having a lot of disdain for others is not going to cut across as a wonderful thing to do.
