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Define Disdain Meaning

Disdain
to look on with scorn; seggragation; to be haten'

My good sir, I do so ever disdain those irregular ashen commoners from the hood. It does behoove us to dichotomize their lavitories from ours.
By Berna
Disdain


Intense scorn: Extreme contempt or disgust for something or somebody. It's pretty much the same as dispising someone.


I disdain those that are rude.
By Yasmin
Disdainful
to be full of scorn of contempt.

His disdainful attitude reflected his unhappiness at losing his job.
By Renee