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Treated with contempt.
hated
despised
detested
unloved
1
She
scorned
the suggestion that a bath-room be added; an effete idea.
2
The Rebels
scorned
to notice this home thrust by the Union General.
3
He exalted the dignity of labor, and
scorned
all baseness and lies.
4
I who have
scorned
the doings of lovers for years and years.
5
The
scorned
enthusiast of one generation is the hero of the next.
6
The visitors of the straits
scorned
the inhospitable coast, and returned north.
7
Moczydoly was not to be
scorned
;
it was spacious and well stocked.
8
Now, Himself ancient, He had come to live the sage's
scorned
truth.
9
Daisy believed he was well intentioned and wrongly
scorned
by mainstream society.
10
But Harold Hardrada
scorned
witch-wife and dream; and his fleets sailed on.
11
The United States uniform and the soldiers alike are
scorned
and ridiculed.
12
In his supreme self-confidence Piang
scorned
to report Sicto to the authorities.
13
In the past, the theory has been
scorned
by the scientific community.
14
She had dropped very quickly the idea that she would be
scorned
.
15
I understand why you
scorned
the pillage of the house just now.
16
He is the champion of the
scorned
or neglected elements of civilisation.
scorned
scorn
·
scorn by
scorn the idea
scorn woman
scorn such
scorn so