Sample Sentences forscorn (editor-reviewed)
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Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.scorned = rejected
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That coach scorns students who don't have natural ability.scorns = disrespects
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When you scorn these people, you scorn Miguel, Hortensia, and Alfonso. (source)scorn = disrespect or reject as not good enough
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It was like a roll call of scorn. Herr Vogel, Herr and Frau Pfaffelhürver, Helena Schmidt, the Weingartners. They were all guilty of something. (source)scorn = strong disrespect
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Charles Wallace shook his head, and scorn and disapproval seemed to emanate from him. "Come. We're wasting time." He moved rapidly down the corridor, but continued to speak. "How dreadful it is to be low, individual organisms." (source)scorn = disrespect
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Nat's indignation found vent in scorn. (source)scorn = rejection
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I reread what I had written, and as I did so my scorn gave way to a sense of irony. (source)scorn = strong disrespect
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Turtle was slumped on the couch, scornful of dumb grown-up parties. (source)scornful = full of dislike or rejection
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"It was definitely a caribou," Samel had scornfully piped in. (source)scornfully = with disrespect
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That was when I learned that, in America, you don't reveal the ending of the movie, and if you do, you will be scorned and made to apologize profusely for having committed the sin of Spoiling the End. (source)scorned = disrespected
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Making all that show of humbleness and scorning him all the time! (source)scorning = rejecting as not good enough
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When it comes to Jesus, Mommy, who scorns the black bourgeoisie, has friends in high places.† (source)
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I dare to say this Judith, now, is no such admirer of herself, and no such scorner of our sex as you seem to think; and that she is quite as likely to be sarving her father in the house, wherever that may be, as he is to be sarving her among the traps.† (source)
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What fate a wretched fugitive attends, Scorn'd by my foes, abandon'd by my friends?'† (source)
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Scorners of righteousness!† (source)
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eke when that by lightness of folly he missayeth or scorneth his neighbour;† (source)standard suffix: Today, the suffix "-eth" is replaced by "-s", so that where they said "She scorneth" in older English, today we say "She scorns."
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