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Definition
a lack of respect — often suggesting distaste and an undeserved sense of superiority
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to reject as not good enough
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to reject as not good enough
- That privilege, along with their mutual disdain, is all the two men have in common.p. 53.6
- And the White House staff can barely conceal their disdain.p. 149.6
- Kennedy's voice intensifies, showing his disdain for both Vietnam's president Diem and those enemies that would spread communism around the world.p. 208.9
- And the local citizens are not passive in their disdain.p. 228.3
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