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Meanings of superb disdain in English

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Usage of superb disdain in English
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With a superb disdain Tish rode across all obstacles, not even glancing at them.
Tish: The Chronicle of Her Escapades and Excursions
2
Now let me alone, replied Marillac, with superb disdain.
Gerfaut — Volume 4
3
Robespierre wraps himself in silent and superb disdain.
Zanoni
4
Risler understood her and smiled in superb disdain.
Fromont and Risler — Volume 4
5
Camille's face wore an air of such superb disdain that the marquise grew fearful and anxious.
Beatrix
6
Her superb disdain nettled the Countess.
Evan Harrington — Volume 7
7
Topinard answered with superb disdain.
Poor Relations
8
What superb disdain of life!
The Mystery of Orcival
9
Then with an effort she recovered herself, and with another glance at me, full of superb disdain, swept from the room.
Orrain: A Romance
10
He was instantly surrounded by the entire throng, whom he regarded with superb disdain and spoke of as "you chillern."
The Long Hillside / A Christmas Hare-Hunt In Old Virginia / 1908
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But to Florrie the young mistress with her stern dark mask and formidable eyebrows and air of superb disdain was as august as a goddess.
Hilda Lessways
12
"Judge how much your bastinado can affect me," he said, with superb disdain.
Jack Harkaway's Boy Tinker Among The Turks / Book Number Fifteen...
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"Oh," with superb disdain, "that's just for women.
Up the Hill and Over
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