contemptuous

contemptuous

形容词

1. 轻蔑的；鄙视的

词语辨析

contemptuous, scornful, disdainful

contemptuous 表示对某人或某事物感到极度鄙视和轻蔑。

scornful 侧重于对某人或某事物的高傲和轻蔑。

disdainful 指对某人或某事物感到鄙视和不屑。

词汇扩充

contemptuously (副词)

contemptuousness (名词)

近义词

scornful, disdainful, derisive, scorn, despising

反义词

respectful, admiring, appreciative, approving

名词

(无)

柯林斯词典

contemptuous (adj.) If you are contemptuous of someone or something, you do not like or respect them at all.

牛津词典

contemptuous (adj.) Showing contempt; scornful.

用法

1. He looked at her with contemptuous eyes.

2. She gave a contemptuous laugh.

3. He was contemptuous towards his opponents.

4. Their contemptuous behavior infuriated me.

5. I could hear the contemptuous tone in his voice.

6. She cast a contemptuous glance in my direction.

7. He made a contemptuous remark about her intelligence.

8. The teacher's contemptuous attitude discouraged the student.

9. She responded with a contemptuous shrug.

10. His contemptuous smile revealed his true feelings.

11. The author's contemptuous tone towards the subject matter was evident.

12. They were met with contemptuous stares as they entered the room.

13. The politician's contemptuous remarks caused outrage among the public.

14. She spoke in a contemptuous manner.

15. The movie portrays the contemptuous relationship between the two main characters.

16. His contemptuous behavior towards his subordinates led to a lack of respect in the workplace.

17. Their contemptuous treatment of the issue only further alienated the public.

18. She dismissed his ideas with a contemptuous wave of her hand.

19. The judge's contemptuous expression revealed his opinion of the defendant.

20. The students responded with contemptuous laughter to the teacher's suggestion.