contemned

[kənˈtemd]

contemned Definition

• 1. to treat with contempt; despise; scorn
• 2. to consider or deem to be unworthy of respect or attention

Using contemned: Examples

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

• Example

  He contemned the idea of working for a living.

• Example

  She contemned his advances and walked away.

• Example

  The group contemned his proposal as impractical and unrealistic.

contemned Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for contemned

• disdain
• disrespect
• scorn
• spurn
• disparage

Antonyms for contemned

• admire
• respect
• praise

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Summary: contemned in Brief

'Contemned' [kənˈtemd] is a verb that means to treat with contempt, despise, or scorn. It can also mean to consider something unworthy of respect or attention. Examples of usage include 'He contemned the idea of working for a living' and 'The group contemned his proposal as impractical and unrealistic.' Synonyms include 'disdain,' 'disrespect,' 'scorn,' 'spurn,' and 'disparage.'