Sentence examples for the scorn. from inspiring English sources

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the scorn.

verb

To feel or display contempt or disdain for something or somebody; to despise.

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The scorn has been building.

The New York Times

The scorn echoed far and wide.

The New York Times

Teachers Wonder, Why the Scorn?

The New York Times

Education|Teachers Wonder, Why the Scorn?

The New York Times

The scorn of critics never bothered him.

The Guardian - TV & Radio

For one thing, the scorn is often mutual.

The Economist

Want to enjoy McDonald's without the scorn of your pals?

The New York Times

It was the scorn of life for death.

The New Yorker

Despite all the scorn, Thomas's "Hamlet" has survived.

The New York Times

Magda has met this suggestion with the scorn it deserves.

The New Yorker

The scorn has intensified lately, but it is nothing new.

The New York Times - Food

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