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contemn meaning in Hindi
contemn sentence in Hindi
Examples
More: Next- Contemn means to " treat with contempt ".
- Obviously this person contemns the opinions of everyone else and insists on getting his own POV into the article.
- But Average American people are open minded and they don't despise / contemn for bacwardness the Latino-Americans . ""
- If the original publication had contained a misprint, Binyon would have had the chance to make amendments, so it seems unlikely that the word " contemn " was meant.
- There has been some debate as to whether the line " Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn " should end with the words " condemn " or " contemn ".
- In the seventh-century " Penitentiary " of Theodore of Canterbury we find penalties imposed on those who contemn the Sunday and donkey reception [ explanation of donkey needed ] of the Eucharist.
- Clarendon described Dorset as beautiful, graceful, and vigorous : his wit pleasant, sparkling, and sublime . . . . The vices he had were of the age, which he was not stubborn enough to contemn or resist . He was an able speaker, and on the whole a moderate politician, combining a strong respect for the royal prerogative with an attachment to the Protestant cause and the liberties of parliament.
- Chamberlain also noted the officiousness of James, who liked to take a personal interest in scandals and court cases and was forever throwing people in the tower for speaking out of order . " I should rather wish him, " wrote Chamberlain, " to contemn these barking whelps and all their bawlings than to trouble himself with them, and bring these things to scanning, for it breeds but more speech, and to see silly men so severely censured begets commiseration ".
- He forgot that Sophocles had taken care to shew him in his first entrance, a just, a merciful, a successful, a Religious Prince, and in short, a Father of his Country : instead of these, he has drawn him a suspicious, designing, more anxious of keeping the Theban Crown, than solicitous for the safety of his People : Hector'd by Theseus, contemn'd by Dirce, and scarce maintaining a second part in his own Tragedie &"
Meaning
verb.- look down on with disdain; "He despises the people he has to work for"; "The professor scorns the students who don''t catch on immediately"
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