Definition of contemptuously in English:

contemptuously

adverbkənˈtɛmptʃʊəslikənˈtɛmptjʊəsli

In a scornful way that shows disdain.
he contemptuously dismisses his son's work
Example sentencesExamples
- She opened her eyes, staring contemptuously into the shadows that greeted her.
- Even debate about available options will be stonewalled or contemptuously brushed aside with "my nation, right or wrong" attitudes.
- There are clown voodoo dolls flung contemptuously across the room to land all floppy on a shelf.
- He later contemptuously called his own painting "trash."
- He hit back on Tuesday, contemptuously dismissing the economics professor as a "little leader."
- She stopped pacing to fold her arms over her chest and look contemptuously on the boy.
- He likes to present himself as a historian, contemptuously rejecting what eminent historians and experienced history teachers tell him about the history curriculum.
- Critics who express doubts about the underpinnings of the current recovery are contemptuously shot down.
- He contemptuously declined to take his fee in irredeemable currency, however profusely offered.
- She would be unlikely to advance her interests by sneering contemptuously at the people of her own state.

Definition of contemptuously in US English:

contemptuously

adverbkənˈtemptyo͝oəslēkənˈtɛmptjʊəsli

In a scornful way that shows disdain.
he contemptuously dismisses his son's work
Example sentencesExamples
- She stopped pacing to fold her arms over her chest and look contemptuously on the boy.
- Critics who express doubts about the underpinnings of the current recovery are contemptuously shot down.
- Even debate about available options will be stonewalled or contemptuously brushed aside with "my nation, right or wrong" attitudes.
- There are clown voodoo dolls flung contemptuously across the room to land all floppy on a shelf.
- He likes to present himself as a historian, contemptuously rejecting what eminent historians and experienced history teachers tell him about the history curriculum.
- He hit back on Tuesday, contemptuously dismissing the economics professor as a "little leader."
- He contemptuously declined to take his fee in irredeemable currency, however profusely offered.
- She opened her eyes, staring contemptuously into the shadows that greeted her.
- She would be unlikely to advance her interests by sneering contemptuously at the people of her own state.
- He later contemptuously called his own painting "trash."

词汇	contemptuously
释义	Definition of contemptuously in English: contemptuously adverbkənˈtɛmptʃʊəslikənˈtɛmptjʊəsli In a scornful way that shows disdain. he contemptuously dismisses his son's work Example sentencesExamples She opened her eyes, staring contemptuously into the shadows that greeted her. Even debate about available options will be stonewalled or contemptuously brushed aside with "my nation, right or wrong" attitudes. There are clown voodoo dolls flung contemptuously across the room to land all floppy on a shelf. He later contemptuously called his own painting "trash." He hit back on Tuesday, contemptuously dismissing the economics professor as a "little leader." She stopped pacing to fold her arms over her chest and look contemptuously on the boy. He likes to present himself as a historian, contemptuously rejecting what eminent historians and experienced history teachers tell him about the history curriculum. Critics who express doubts about the underpinnings of the current recovery are contemptuously shot down. He contemptuously declined to take his fee in irredeemable currency, however profusely offered. She would be unlikely to advance her interests by sneering contemptuously at the people of her own state. Definition of contemptuously in US English: contemptuously adverbkənˈtemptyo͝oəslēkənˈtɛmptjʊəsli In a scornful way that shows disdain. he contemptuously dismisses his son's work Example sentencesExamples She stopped pacing to fold her arms over her chest and look contemptuously on the boy. Critics who express doubts about the underpinnings of the current recovery are contemptuously shot down. Even debate about available options will be stonewalled or contemptuously brushed aside with "my nation, right or wrong" attitudes. There are clown voodoo dolls flung contemptuously across the room to land all floppy on a shelf. He likes to present himself as a historian, contemptuously rejecting what eminent historians and experienced history teachers tell him about the history curriculum. He hit back on Tuesday, contemptuously dismissing the economics professor as a "little leader." He contemptuously declined to take his fee in irredeemable currency, however profusely offered. She opened her eyes, staring contemptuously into the shadows that greeted her. She would be unlikely to advance her interests by sneering contemptuously at the people of her own state. He later contemptuously called his own painting "trash."
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