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Soheil1 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Contempt
Hello.
What's the difference between contempt&disdain&scorn and their other synonyms?
Thanks in advance
What's the difference between contempt&disdain&scorn and their other synonyms?
Thanks in advance
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Hello, Soheil: You have asked a super difficult question, for those three words mean so many different things. Some books, however, feel that "contempt" is the strongest. I checked my books and am delighted to report my research.
- Hello, Soheil: You have asked a super difficult question, for those three words mean so many different things.
- Some books, however, feel that "contempt" is the strongest.
- I checked my books and am delighted to report my research.
- Contempt You feel that a person is worthless or does not deserve your consideration.
- " I have just heard on TV that President X of country X has contempt for President Y of country Y because President X feels that he can do anything he wants and that President Y does not have the courage to stop him.
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Hello, Soheil:
You have asked a super difficult question, for those three words mean so many different things.
Some books, however, feel that "contempt" is the strongest.
I checked my books and am delighted to report my research.
Contempt
You feel that a person is worthless or does not deserve your consideration. For example, "Tom has contempt f
You have asked a super difficult question, for those three words mean so many different things.
Some books, however, feel that "contempt" is the strongest.
I checked my books and am delighted to report my research.
Contempt
You feel that a person is worthless or does not deserve your consideration. For example, "Tom has contempt f
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