Found insideA person may have a contemplative turn, or be in a musing mood. CONTEMPORANEOUS. See SYNCHRONOUS. CONTEMPORARY. See COEVAL. CONTEMPTIBLE, CONTEMPTUOUS. Found inside – Page 1235( Eng . contempt ; -ful ( i ) . ) Deserving of contempt or temporary ; ness . ] The quality or state of scorn ; contemptible . being contemporary ; contemporaneousness . cổn - temp - ti - bil - It - ỹ ( p silent ) , 8. [ Eng . oon - těm ' - po - rą - rý , a . & s . Found inside – Page 204Contemptible is at all , from mistaken notions about de- applied to the thing deserving contempt ; pendence and obligation . contemptuous , to that which is exCONTEMPLATE , MEDITATE , pressive of contempt . Persons , or what MUSE . Found inside – Page 111Contemptible , is applied to the thing deserving contempt ; contemptuous , to that which is expressive of contempt . Persons , or what is done . by persons ... Found inside – Page 93contradict contempt despising ; scorn contemptible deserving or arousing ... regularly repeated continually SEE PANEL contemptible or contemptuous ? Found inside – Page 1085The quality or condition of being held in or considered worthy of contempt ; despica* 3 . ... ( See the contemptible or worthy of scorn and contempt ; meanness , vileness , baseness . inserted in this place to show the contempora- verb . ) neity of ... Found inside – Page 1224Direct contempt , à letter of thanks by a bedell . contempt committed in the presence of the court , or so Stubbs , Medieval and ... Worthy of contempt ; contemptible . to its reputable enjoyment . as may be necessary to defend his strict right . Found inside – Page 1224Worthy of contempt ; meriting scorn or disdain; despicable; mean: said of persons or things. Despised by all, I now begin to grow contemptible even to myself. Goldsmith, Good-natured Man, v. A most idle and contemptible controversy had ... Found inside – Page 429Each can be used as a verb or a noun . right : He complimented her on her dress . right : The fourth Division had a full ... contemptible , contemptuous Contemptible means “ deserving contempt ” ; contemptuous means “ showing contempt . Found inside – Page 111Contemptible , is applied to the thing deserving contempt ; contemptuous , to that which is expressive of contempt . Persons , or what is done by persons , may be either contemptible or contemptuous ; but contemptible can be applied to a thing ... Found inside – Page 111Contemptible , is applied to the thing deserving contempt ; contemptuous , to that which is expressive of contempt . Persons , or what is done by persons , may be either contemptible or contemptuous ; but contemptible can be applied to a thing ... Found inside – Page 896Contempt of court includes any disobedience to the rules , orders , or process of a court , whether committed by an in . ferior court , by the servants of the court ... The quality or fact of being contemptible ; contemptibleness ; an instance of this . Bell argues that contempt has an important role to play in confronting and addressing immorality, and in that respect is essential to moral relations. Found inside – Page 1224Criminal contempt , a wilful disobedience or disorder in detiance The University . . . acknowledged the receipt of the contending claims or ... The surest way to make a man contemptible is to treat being contemptible . him contemptuously . Found inside – Page 1224Criminal contempt , a wilful disobedience or disorder in defiance The University . . . acknowledged the receipt of the contending ... Worthy of contempt ; contemptible . to its reputable enjoyment . as may be necessary to defend his strict right . Found inside – Page 1085V " . . . the contemplative faculty of man . " - - Ray : On 1 . Worthy of contempt or scorn ; despicable , mean . ch . viii . , $ 2 , vol . i . , p . 277 . the Creation . ( 1 ) Followed by with . “ Besides , how vile , contemptible , ridiculous . " Milton : Samson ... Found inside – Page 204Contemptible is at all , from mistaken notions about de- applied to the thing deserving contempt ; pendence and obligation . contemptuous , to that which is exCONTEMPLATE , MEDITATE , pressive of contempt . Persons , or what MUSE . Found inside – Page 102characters , or their endowments . Superiours may be CONTEMPTIBLE , CONTEMPTUOUS . contemned ; inferiours only , real or supposed , are de- These terms are very frequently , though very erro spised . neously , confounded in common ... Found inside – Page 237Perthe ways of Providence are fit subjects be either contemptible or contemptuous ; sons , or what is done by persons , may for meditation . Found inside – Page 249Contemptible means “worthy of contempt” (a contemptible person, a contemptible act of betrayal), whereas contemptuous means “manifesting, feeling, or ... Found inside – Page 451[ Eng . con* con - těm ' - po - rą - ri - něss , s . [ Eng . contempt ; -fut ( ) . ) Deserving of contempt or temporary ; ness . ) The quality or state of scorn ; contemptible . being contemporary ; contemporaneousness . 1 cổn - tăng - từ - bl - it - ỹ ( p silent ) ... Found inside – Page 1224Clashing ; opposing ; conflicting ; rival : as , contempt , a wilful disobedience or disorder in defiance The University ... Worthy of contempt ; contemptible . to its reputable enjoyment , as may be necessary to defend his strict right . = Syn . 1 . Found inside – Page 273These terms are very frequently , CONTEMPTUOUS , V. though very erroneously ... CONTEMPTIBLE is applied to the thing deserving contempt ; CONCONTEMPTUOUS ... Found inside – Page 1235Worthy of contempt or scorn ; despicable , mean . " Besides , how vile , contemptible , ridiculous . " Wilton : Samson Agonistes , 1,861 . 2. Despised , scorned . " The loss of a faithful creature is something , though of ever so contemptible a one . Found inside – Page 1085The quality or condition of being held in or considered worthy of contempt ; despica* 3 . Of the nature of ... particip . adj .: ( See the contemptible or worthy of scorn and contempt ; inserted in this place to show the contempora- verb . ) meanness ... Found inside – Page 1085( See the contemptible or worthy of scorn and contempt ; inserted in this place to show the contempora- verb . ) meanness , vileness , baseness . neity of the two last and principal parts . " - Hurd : Works , C. As subst .: The act of making ... Found inside – Page 1224Clashing ; opposing ; conflicting ; rival : as , contempt , a wilful disobedience or disorder in defiance The University ... Worthy of contempt ; contemptible . to its reputable enjoyment . as may be necessary to defend his strict right . = Syn . 1 . Found inside – Page 102Contempt , as applied to persons , is not incompatible Contemptible is applied to the thing deserving conwith a Christian ... Yet it is not so much our business be either contemptible or contemptuous ; but a thing is to contemn others as to ... Found inside – Page 451Crabb thus discriminates between contemptible and contemptuous : Contemptible is applied to the thing deserving contempt : contemptuous to that which is expressive of contempt . Persons , or what is done by persons , may be contemptible ... Found inside – Page 1549Milton : P. L. , V. 331 , 882 & desperado . looking down upon ; contempt . ... of men , thieves , and adulterous desperates . "" It is very ... Contemptible , vile , worthless , mean ; deservtavours have not yet made Thee withdraw then . "Whole Duty ... Found inside – Page 273THESE terms are very frequently , CONTEMPTUOUS , V. though very erroneously , confounded Conin common discourse . temptible . CONTEMPTIBLE is applied to ... Found inside – Page 1235Persons , or what is done by persons , course a more aggravated offence than the may be contemptible or contemptuous ; but a had already multiplied greatly and rooted former , it is punishable summarily by fine or thing is only contemptible . Found inside – Page 1085Lewis : bleness . held in or considered worthy of contempt ; despicadeep . Cred . Early Roman Hist . ( 1855 ) ... ( See the contemptible or worthy of scorn and contempt ; inserted in this place to show the contempora- verb . ) meanness , vileness ... Found inside – Page 1235Contempt of the sovereign's contemptible ; a sneer or look is contemptuous . ” regions ... A disposition or tenof being contemporaneous ; contemporaneity . dency towards contempt or disdain ; insolence , * con - těmpt - fuul ( p silent ) , a . Found inside – Page 2109Erhalten ) . berat tend , contemptuous , disdainful . Verallgemei'ne r ) n , v . a . , to generalize . Berach'tenswerth Ja . , contemptible , despicable ; Peral'ten , v . n . , ( used with sein ) to grow or get Berach'tenswürdigspaltry . old , to get or ... Found inside... Distinguish between two or more adjective derivations of the same noun, ... of a child) contempt > contemptuous vs. contemptible credit > creditable vs. Found inside – Page 451Contempt of the sovereign's contemptible ; a sneer or look is contemptuous . " habitation could be found ... The quality or state of scorn ; contemptible . con - ten - anse , * conbeing contemporary ; contemporaneousness . ten - aunce , 8. Found inside – Page 245A lie is at all times TO CONTEND , STRIVE , VIE . contemptible ; it is ... whole fabric sball be the truth ; sometimes they contend for CONTEMPTUOUS , v . Found inside – Page 195CONTEMPTIBLE . 195 CONTEND . Contemptible , Contemptuous . which a person's conduct deserves , it is unbecoming in another to give him any indicaThese terms are very frequently , though very tions or the sentiment he feels . Scornful ... Found inside – Page 1224Criminal contempt , a wilful disobedience or disorder in defiance The University ... acknowledged the receipt of the contending ... Worthy of contempt ; contemptible . to its reputable enjoyment , as may be necessary to defend his strict right . Found inside – Page 204Contemptible is applied to the thing deserving contempt; contemptuous, to that which is expressive of contempt. Persons, or what 18 done by persons, ... Found inside – Page 1224Criminal contempt , a wilful disobedience or disorder in defiance The University ... acknowledged the receipt of the contending ... Worthy of contempt ; contemptible . to its reputable enjoyment . as may be necessary to defend his strict right . Found inside – Page 195Contemptible is applied to the thing deserving contempt ; Contemptuous to that Prior never sacrifices accuracy to haste , nor indulges which is expressive of contempt . Persons , or himselt in contemptuous negligence or impatient idleness . Found inside – Page 273273 There is not any property or cireumstance of is despicable in him to forfeit ... CONTEMPTIBLE , CONTEMPT verted ambition of that man who can bope for ... Found inside – Page 280JOHNSON . contemptible or contemptuous ; but a Infamous wretch ! So much below my scorn , I dare not kill thee . thing is only contemptible . DRYDEN . Found inside – Page 1235[ Eng . con* con - těm ' - po - ra - ri - něss , s . ( Eng . contempt ; ful ( i ) . ) Deserving of contempt or temporary : -ness . ) The quality or state of scorn ; contemptible . being contemporary ; contemporaneousness . cổn - tăng - ti - bl - it - ỹ ( p silent ) ... 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