despise

IPA: dɪspˈaɪz

verb

  • To regard with contempt or scorn.
  • To disregard or ignore.
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Examples of "despise" in Sentences

  • People throw around the word despise when it comes to him.
  • Badawin despise all half-breeds (Arab sires and country mares),
  • But what I really despise is an acronym that I only recently encountered, “RoVA.”
  • But what I despise is the disingenuous politician who uses the war as a partisan front for his or his party’s own agenda.
  • Well I'd like to think this new Canada you despise is still Juno Beach-capable, without being Chinese Exclusion Act-capable.
  • Because of this, the impetus to engage in violent fantasy, even of those whom we most righteously despise, is not something to be encouraged.
  • The pluralism they so despise, which is vital to the success of diverse, contemporary societies, is particularly vulnerable in the age of terror.
  • Christmas Retail. and the 'plastic crap' you despise is possibly less offensive than the really costly items that media informs young minds they could should would expect.
  • And so continually flying forth and returning, it weaves endless bonds between the infinitesimal and the infinite, forgetting how to despise, which is the heavenly science.

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