How to pronounce “disdain” in English

with disdain the Chinese I know my father he was a well-known Pharm pharmacologist in in naning know that

and disdainfully observes that it's only gotten to be that size because it's a weird shape and it's useless as timber.

of disdainfully-- common people making a connection with eternity.

Socrates disdained writing because he said it hurt the memory.

wrists disdainfully bare of ornaments the powerful battered

And there was such disdain in his eyes, such evidence that he did not see Mr. Floyd as a human being.

It tends to generate disdain from their colleagues.

with suspicion or disdain."

But if you look at where disdain is, that, to me, is the closest to contempt.

If many critics continued to disdain the writer as too atheistic, too paradoxical, and too

He did not attempt to conceal his disdain.

I'm not saying this with any disdain.

boy was just old enough to disdain trick-or-treating but still was young enough to covet bags of candy and

displayed the kind of outward disdain that many adults did most just looked at us like we were zoo

I'm not at all disdainful about-- publishing is a business.

But somehow the amateur has been disdained, and in the most important areas of it all.

It's about looking at your neighbor and not having disdain in your heart.

Judgment would mean that you develop a kind of disdain for a certain part of the cycle.

And that like mind has a kind of disdain for-- not disdain, but they're private.

Fortunately somebody had the good sense to write down Socrates' disdain for the written word otherwise we wouldn't remember it; thank you very much Plato.

previous 200 years had been regarded with utter disdain in the west it was

that the West regards China changing this view from disdain to respect and admiration and

It's no secret that we have a president who disdains journalism, experts of all sorts--

And that disdain he's showing them, an ally, this kind of disdain he's shown to

I mean, if she has any disdain for someone, the eyebrow goes up, and you know where you stand with her.

You mention, or said with some disdain, that they might have been using lasers in that paper-creasing process.

one that is much nicer it can take photographs the little girl looked disdainfully up at

With lines like “You give sweet sugarcane, whose pure sap / makes the world disdain the honeycomb.” But Bello also claims there’s a responsibility involved.

And that we fiercely protect our human animality against all technologies and rhetorics that actively ignore and disdain the body, the bodies of others,

But when I left, I left with a sort of disdain and disgust for it, because I didn't feel that sort of passion

I would hope that some day we would not be looked down on with so much disdain.

I mean, even a gold bug such as myself would not disdain to pick up a hundred dollar bill if he saw it lying on the sidewalk.

And I come to this reluctantly, because I have-- a scribbler is a kind of disdain for TV, oh, we're above that.

I must say, as a scribbler who tends to have a great deal of disdain for television, this was really hard for me to accept.

of Americans feel that the country is way off track, where 91 percent of Americans disdain Congress.

balance the politics so that even though the character is talking about conservative politics with the disdain

No whereas is initially, if you're from Tuscany you will be very disdainful, perhaps, of the cooking of Lazio in the Rome region.

I just want to clarify, since I made that disdaining comment.

to game, which is, at first, the machine is treated with utter disdain.

And so, for example, there's "fuck" in "Pulp Fiction" that is to do with disdain.

Here, the kinds of individuals who self-select, they presumably disdain monitoring, in fact, otherwise they wouldn't actually join the organization.

But taking a closer look at the quote and the context in which it was written, we can see it is an expression of 'painful nostalgia' and not of disdain or insult to Oakland.

And then secondly, um there was that generational thing where people who were 23 had that snobbish disdain of

And that gets translated generally, or this person said she chose to translate it as "cabron," a cuckold, because that was more disdainful.

I mean, there's all this ambivalence. In other words, "I'm disdainful of religion, but at the same time, I wanna do something for my parents, so I have a priest marry us in a