21 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Contumely' in a Sentence

"A disrespectful and scornful display of contempt, expressed through words or actions; the act of treating someone with disdain or humiliation." more

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The team captain expressed his frustration with contumely after their unexpected loss in the championship game.

The wise owl advised against responding to contumely with more negativity.

The cat showed contumely towards the new puppy by hissing and swatting at it.

The wizard in the story was known for his contumely towards anyone who questioned his powers.

The chef was upset when the customer showed contumely towards the food.

The teacher told the students to be kind and never use contumely towards their classmates.

He felt sad when his friends used contumely to make fun of his drawings.

The character in the story faced contumely from others due to his peculiar habits and interests.

Despite his mistakes, the soccer team captain never subjected his teammates to contumely.

The contumely in her tone made it clear that the disagreement was far from over.

The old library received contumely from some residents who wanted a modern facility.

He felt sad when his friend used contumely and called him names.

The teacher scolded the student with contumely for not completing the homework.

During the game, Timmy faced contumely from the opposing team for missing the goal.

During the game, the players were reminded not to use contumely language towards each other.

Despite her best efforts, the contumely from her classmates made her feel unwelcome in the group.

The teacher addressed the issue of contumely in the classroom, promoting kindness and respect among students.

Jane felt hurt when her friends treated her with contumely at the playground.

The bullies subjected him to contumely, making fun of his glasses and backpack.

The students were shocked by the contumely of the bully's words during recess.

The little girl was hurt by the contumely remarks about her appearance.

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