Disdain

Contempt

Disrespect

Disregard

Dishonor

Disparagement

Scorn

Detestation

1 Antonym: Disdain

Her disdain for dishonesty was evident in her refusal to associate with people she deemed untrustworthy.

Despite his talent, he often displayed disdain for constructive criticism, believing he knew best in every situation.

The aristocrat's disdain for the lower classes was palpable, as he viewed them with disdain and superiority.

The politician's disdain for compromise hindered progress, as he refused to engage in meaningful dialogue with opposing parties.

2 Antonym: Contempt

She couldn’t hide her contempt for the dishonesty displayed by her colleague, evident in the disdainful glances she cast his way.

The defendant's smirk in court only fueled the prosecutor's contempt for his lack of remorse, highlighting the disdain she felt towards him.

Expressing contempt towards others often reveals more about one's character than it does about those being judged, as it reflects a deep-seated sense of superiority.

Holding someone in contempt means seeing them as beneath consideration, unworthy of respect or regard, showcasing a profound disdain or contempt.

3 Antonym: Disparagement

Her constant disparagement of others eventually alienated her from the group.

The article was criticized for its unfair disparagement of the new government policy.

His disparagement of her skills was unwarranted and hurtful.

The coach warned the team against making any disparagement of their opponents before the match.

4 Antonym: Scorn

She regarded his excuses with scorn, knowing they were not truthful.

His decision to quit his job was met with scorn by his colleagues.

The politician's promises were greeted with scorn by the skeptical public.

He spoke with such scorn that his disdain for the project was evident to everyone.