Meanings of high disdain in English

Mary raised her head, haughtily, with a gesture of high disdain.

With a high disdain of convention, she made me stay.

Whose souls are tempered to a high disdain.

This she took in high disdain beyond her slavery; and this was the cause of her grief.

Not only look poverty in the face with high disdain, but embrace it with gladness and welcome.

He could imagine her look of high disdain at him should he return under the influence of liquor.

Again Madame stirred with that high disdain that so became her, who had the eyes of a tigress.

This in high disdain.

I had parted with her in anger, and each had spoken words of high disdain, not soon to be forgiven.

He holds automobiles' keyless entry systems in particularly high disdain, since they wake him in the wee hours of the morning.

While the girls are resting,-somecrowding eagerly around our frightened little Gretel, some standing aside in high disdain,-theboys form in line.

In making his recommendations to Congress he, almost with high disdain, ignored legal technicalities and diplomatic quibbles and took high moral ground.

While the girls are resting-somecrowding eagerly around our frightened little Gretel, some standing aside in high disdain-theboys form a line.

I flung from him with high disdain: and he withdrew, bowing and cringing; self-gratified, and enjoying, as I thought, the confusion he saw me in.

We do therefore jointly, and that with the highest disdain, refuse and reject such things, as the greatest of iniquities.

"One at tap and one at bottom?" repeated Mr. Bishopriggs, in high disdain.