contemned meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Therefore, blue-collar workers were contemned as " unscholarly " and " inferior " in Japan.
2. As he put it in a letter to his father, " Till he be thus contemned, no man is in a state of salvation ."
3. Thus Antony Wood says of him : " He was well skilled in the Greek and Latin tongues, a tolerable poet and orator, and a theologian not to be contemned.
4. He also gives, in the Preface, a Christian argument for mankind to desire the prolonging of life, saying that " though the life of man be nothing else but a mass and accumulation of sins and sorrows, and they that look for an eternal life set but light by a temporary : yet the continuation of works of charity ought not to be contemned, even by Christians ".
5. It became permanent when Strafford on his creation as an earl ( 12 January 1640 ) selected Baron Raby as his second title,  a house,'says Clarendon,  belonging to Sir H . Vane, and an honour he made an account should belong to him too .'This, continues Clarendon, was an act'of the most unnecessary provocation'on Strafford's part,'though he contemned the man with marvellous scorn & and I believe was the loss of his head '.
6. However, Richard Baxter ascribes the origin of the term to a remark made by Charles II, Edward Hyde, 1st Earl of Clarendon, remarked on the matter, " and from those contestations the two terms of " Roundhead " and " Cavalier " grew to be received in discourse, . . . they who were looked upon as servants to the king being then called " Cavaliers ", and the other of the rabble contemned and despised under the name of " Roundheads " ."