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1. I feel (deep/bitter) contempt for people who betray their friends 2. Familiarity breeds contempt (this one is in fact an adage that means that the more you get to know a person and his or her faults, the less respect you have for her or him.
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- I feel (deep/bitter) contempt for people who betray their friends 2.
- Familiarity breeds contempt (this one is in fact an adage that means that the more you get to know a person and his or her faults, the less respect you have for her or him.
- The point is that you should keep certain things (the things you're not proud of) a secret from others, lest they become contemptuous of you and stop respecting you) 3.
- The warden looked at the inmate with contempt and didn't say anything.
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1. I feel (deep/bitter) contempt for people who betray their friends
2. Familiarity breeds contempt (this one is in fact an adage that means that the more you get to know a person and his or her faults, the less respect you have for her or him. The point is that you should keep certain things (the things you're not proud of) a secret from others, lest they become contemptuous of you and
2. Familiarity breeds contempt (this one is in fact an adage that means that the more you get to know a person and his or her faults, the less respect you have for her or him. The point is that you should keep certain things (the things you're not proud of) a secret from others, lest they become contemptuous of you and
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