Disdain Definition & Meaning | Dictionary.com

Disdain definition, to look upon or treat with contempt; despise; scorn. See more. TopDefinitionsSynonymsQuizRelatedContentExamplesBritish📙MiddleSchoolLevelThisshowsgradelevelbasedontheword'scomplexity.disdain[dis-deyn,dih-steyn]SHOWIPA/dɪsˈdeɪn,dɪˈsteɪn/PHONETICRESPELLINGNewWordListWordListSaveThisWord!Seesynonymsfor:disdain/disdainedonThesaurus.com📙MiddleSchoolLevelThisshowsgradelevelbasedontheword'scomplexity.verb(usedwithobject)tolookuponortreatwithcontempt;despise;scorn.tothinkunworthyofnotice,response,etc.;considerbeneathoneself:todisdainreplyingtoaninsult.nounafeelingofcontemptforanythingregardedasunworthy;haughtycontempt;scorn.OTHERWORDSFORdisdain1contemn,spurn.3haughtiness,arrogance.SeesynonymsfordisdainonThesaurus.comOPPOSITESFORdisdain1accept.3admiration.SeeantonymsfordisdainonThesaurus.comQUIZAREYOUATRUEBLUECHAMPIONOFTHESE"BLUE"SYNONYMS?Wecouldtalkuntilwe'reblueinthefaceaboutthisquizonwordsforthecolor"blue,"butwethinkyoushouldtakethequizandfindoutifyou'reawhizatthesecolorfulterms.Question1of8Whichofthefollowingwordsdescribes“skyblue”?navyberylazureTAKETHEQUIZTOFINDOUTMeetGrammarCoachImproveYourWritingMeetGrammarCoachImproveYourWritingOriginofdisdain1300–50;(v.)MiddleEnglishdisdainen