scorned

[skawrnd]

scorned Definition

  • 1feeling or expressing contempt or derision for someone or something perceived as unworthy or inferior
  • 2rejected or dismissed with anger or contempt

Using scorned: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "scorned" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He was scorned by his colleagues for his unconventional ideas.

  • Example

    She scorned the idea of working for a corporation.

  • Example

    The proposal was scorned by the committee and quickly dismissed.

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Summary: scorned in Brief

The term 'scorned' [skawrnd] refers to feeling or expressing contempt or derision for someone or something perceived as unworthy or inferior. It can also mean being rejected or dismissed with anger or contempt. Examples include 'He was scorned by his colleagues for his unconventional ideas.' and 'The proposal was scorned by the committee and quickly dismissed.'