Disdained is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISDAINED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISDAIN, to scorn, look down on
• refuse to do (something) from feelings of pride or superiority
• consider to be unworthy of one's consideration
NOUN:
• the feeling that someone or something is unworthy of one's consideration or respect
ADJECTIVE:
• Disdainful.

Words related to DISDAINED

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How to use DISDAINED in a sentence

• They disdained labor, which they bought with tribute-money or secured from slaves taken in war.
• She disdained the attentions of the most potent prince if his addresses were not honorable.
• When told that the recipients only laid it out upon gin or tobacco, he replied that it was savage to deny them the few coarse pleasures which the richer disdained.
• Our Inner Circle forbade her, but she had ever a will of her own and disdained discipline.
• In making his dispositions for the fight, however, Sir Frederick had not disdained the counsels of men older and more experienced than himself.
• And now, He worketh greater cures, on account of which He disdained not then to exhibit those lesser ones.
• While danger and injustice assailed her with their menaces, she found in herself a courage that disdained to yield.
• Mark, having nothing else to do, probably disdained to remain, and in the same night took wing from the column, to which he has never returned.
• I disdained to play the farce of civility with them.
• There is nothing, small or great, disdained by our immortal appetites.
• My comrade saw his danger, but disdained to use his revolver in such a quarrel, or even to fly.
• I saw the arm of the latter fall as if paralyzed, and he started back, but disdained to fly upon the first alarm.
• Under Charles the Bald armies were composed entirely of cavalry, and during the middle ages the knights disdained the foot service, and fought only on horseback.
• Neither had the half-defined charge made against Jasper escaped his notice, though he had disdained to make any mention of it.
• But, like many other great men, he mistook his forte, and disdained all but the desperation of hazard.
• The high priesthood and the Sadducees had rather disdained than hated him.
• The first to dispatch his antagonist was Wolfhart, who submitted to being crowned with a rose-wreath, but disdained to accept the rest of the reward.
• They disdained honest toil, and would scorn to soil their soft white hands with manual labor.
• Lady Hartledon, chilled and mortified, disdained to pursue the theme.
• He disdained none of the arts which make for popularity.
• In truth, he disdained the French, like the others, and all things French, including most of their art.
• His generous nature disdained to profit by the mistake at headquarters and to get glory for himself at the expense of a brave soldier.
• Old Odo disdained a mule, and would let no hand save his own guide his horse.
• It is possible that Pavel Petrovich would not have disdained to occupy himself with the affairs of even an utter stranger.
• None knew whether Krupp admired or disdained, loved or hated, the Five Towns and the English character.
• He had offered a wonderful privilege, and it had been disdained.
• He disdained the arts which wrap power in mystery in order to magnify it.
• European methods of organization and advertisement have not however been disdained.
• She had a vastly greater world to conquer, and disdained to trouble herself, by a smile or a glance, for the admiration of the poor little world around her.

Similar words containing DAIN without suffix ed and without prefix dis

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