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To consider to be unworthy of one's consideration

To feel or express contempt, disgust or scorn for

To refuse to do (something) from feelings of pride or superiority

To rebuff, ignore, or spurn (someone)

To shun or shy away from

To be unwilling to accept an idea or undertaking

To show that one feels superior in a patronizing manner

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To consider to be unworthy of one's consideration

regards with contempt

turns your nose up at

looks down one's nose at

minimizes^US

minimises^UK

takes the piss out of

trivializes^US

trivialises^UK

satirizes^US

criticizes^US

satirises^UK

criticises^UK

does a hatchet job on

sells short

makes little of

pulls apart

drags through the mud

makes cutting remarks about

slaps

upbraids

scouts at

treats contemptuously

gives the cold shoulder to

gives someone the brush-off

tells someone to get lost

disfavors^US

disfavours^UK

refuses to acknowledge

dishonours^UK

dishonors^US

stigmatizes^US

pummels^US

scandalizes^US

stigmatises^UK

scandalises^UK

drags through the mire

brings into disrepute

spreads scandal about

belabors^US

belabours^UK

gives someone a bad press

gives someone a roasting

misrepresents

gives someone a rollicking

sullies the reputation of

raps over the knuckles

finds lacking

reads the riot act

nitpicks over

gives someone a bollocking

anathematizes

take issue with

demonizes^US

demonises^UK

runs a smear campaign against

cuts to the quick

tears apart

gives something a bad press

blackens someone's name

gives something a battering

blackens the reputation of

conducts a smear campaign against

tells off

blackens the character of

tears to pieces

sets little store by

passes strictures upon

drags someone's name through the mud

pitches into

expresses disapproval of

gives someone an earful

gives someone a mouthful

lowers the status of

gives someone a telling-off

gives someone a rating

gives someone a dressing-down

expresses a poor opinion of

treats disrespectfully

dehumanizes^US

dehumanises^UK

writes false reports about

pulls up

spreads tales about

objects to

jumps down one's throat

marks wrong

criticizea severely

ticks off

drags name through mud

kicks up a stink about

gives someone a wigging

brings to book

bites someone's head off

gives someone what for

slaps someone's wrist

takes exception to

gives someone some stick

bastardizes^US

knocks off high horse

demoralises^UK

demoralizes^US

writes down

knocks off

has a pop at

speaks of with disfavour

sets too little store by

fails to appreciate

puts someone in their place

makes someone eat crow

gives a bad name to

causes to lose face

loses face

takes down a peg or two

lashes out

goes for the jugular

jumps on one's case

snaps someone's head off

bastardises^UK

hurts somebody's feelings

brings into disfavour

takes to the woodshed

jumps down someone's throat

sends someone away with a flea in their ear

blows up

keeps after

puts on the mat

gives someone a caning

goes on at

has someone on the carpet

takes a stand against

raises objections to

lodges a protest against

frowns upon

complains vociferously about

speaks out against

objects strongly to

opposes strongly

kicks up a fuss about

takes issue

takes exception

protests against

expresses disagreement with

does an impression of

takes off

does a takeoff of

puts on

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“The rich were not to disdain the poor but were to learn to love them.”

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To feel or express contempt, disgust or scorn for

feels aversion towards

regards with contempt

disfavours^UK

disfavors^US

feels repugnance towards

shudders at

regards with repugnance

resents

deprecates

feels hostility towards

feels hostility toward

feels animosity to

downs on

feels aversion toward

feels disgust towards

feels repugnance toward

feels hostile towards

feels revulsion towards

feels malice to

bears a grudge against

refuses

revolts

declines

has a strong aversion to

regards with distaste

looks down one's nose at

turns your nose up at

has a poor opinion of

feels aggrieved about

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“Those who disdain wealth as crass materialism need to understand that wealth is one of the biggest life-saving factors in the world.”

Verb

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To refuse to do (something) from feelings of pride or superiority

“The men of intelligence and moral worth would disdain to contend for such degraded honors.”

Verb

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To rebuff, ignore, or spurn (someone)

ostracises^UK

ostracizes^US

gives someone the brush-off

gives the cold shoulder

gives someone the go-by

brushes off

gives the brushoff

gives someone the air

gives someone the big E

leaves out in the cold

tells someone where to get off

gives a wide berth to

balks at

gives the cold shoulder to

acts cool

takes no notice of

keeps at arm's length

has nothing to do with

turns your nose up at

looks straight through

keeps one's distance from

hands someone the frozen mitt

bins off

gives someone the push

gives the elbow

leaves off

has nothing more to do with

treats disrespectfully

gives something a miss

refuses to take part in

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“We must not feel the need to pity, judge or disdain them.”

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To shun or shy away from

Verb

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To be unwilling to accept an idea or undertaking

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To show that one feels superior in a patronizing manner

condescends

patronises^UK

patronizes^US

speaks condescendingly to

speaks haughtily to

talks down to

treats condescendingly

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