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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
disdain .
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Examples
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He's Black, and openly proud of it, but still disdains liberal "identity politics," and the assumption that Black voters must inevitably vote Democrat.
Stewart J. Lawrence: Is There More to Herman Cain Than Meets the Eye?
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He's Black, and openly proud of it, but still disdains liberal "identity politics," and the assumption that Black voters must inevitably vote Democrat.
Stewart J. Lawrence: Is There More to Herman Cain Than Meets the Eye?
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He used it not to refer to gay people, but to a specificfilmmakingtool therehearsalprocess that he doesn't use and openly disdains.
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Reaganism disdains socialism, “sharing”, or concerns for the common good.
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He's Black, and openly proud of it, but still disdains liberal "identity politics," and the assumption that Black voters must inevitably vote Democrat.
Stewart J. Lawrence: Is There More to Herman Cain Than Meets the Eye?
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He used it not to refer to gay people, but to a specificfilmmakingtool therehearsalprocess that he doesn't use and openly disdains.
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And that love is heightened every time he mocks and contemns, whenever he disdains to ridicule what we most cherish.
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And that love is heightened every time he mocks and contemns, whenever he disdains to ridicule what we most cherish.
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When I point out that he has done absolutely nothing to earn his wealth, and it is pure chance that separates him from the "chavs" he disdains, he insists he has earned his money.
Johann Hari: Promoting Anorexia: An Interview With Kenneth Tong. This Was No Hoax
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He's Black, and openly proud of it, but still disdains liberal "identity politics," and the assumption that Black voters must inevitably vote Democrat.
Stewart J. Lawrence: Is There More to Herman Cain Than Meets the Eye?
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