Contemptuousness - Law Dictionary Search Results
Contemptuously
In a contemptuous manner with scorn or disdain despitefully
Contemptuousness
Disposition to or manifestion of contempt insolence haughtiness
Contumely
compounded of haughtiness and contempt scornful insolence despiteful treatment disdain contemptuousness in act or speech disgrace
Damages
Common Law. Damages, too, may be further classified as-- (1) Contemptuous Damages, e.g., a farthing verdict in an action for libel,
Medley
of ingredients usually inharmonious a jumble a hodgepodge often used contemptuously
Doughface
A contemptuous nickname for a timid yielding politician or one who is
Flunky
A contemptuous name for a liveried servant or a footman
Forsooth
deference or respect especially to woman now used ironically or contemptuously
Indignity
manifests contempt for him an offense against personal dignity unmerited contemptuous treatment contumely incivility or injury accompanied with insult
VerbarJacquerie
peasants against the nobles in 1358 the leader assuming the contemptuous title Jacques Bonhomme given by the nobles to the peasantry
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