† disestimationn.
/dɪsˌɛstɪˈmeɪʃən/ Obsolete.
The action of disesteeming; the condition of being disesteemed; disrepute; = disesteem n.
ΘΚΠ
the mind > attention and judgement > contempt > [noun]
scornc1175
scarec1275
disdainc1290
forhoghta1300
despite1340
unworthhead1340
unworthness1340
despising1382
byscorn1387
contempta1393
daina1400
dedignationc1400
vilityc1430
despisec1440
contemption1467
lightliness1479
despection1482
misprisement1483
misprizing1485
contemnment1502
fastidie1536
misprize1590
misprision1592
sdeign1595
misprisal1596
despisement1603
disesteem1603
disestimation1619
despiciency1623
despect1624
disopinion1625
under-opinion1629
despisal1650
parvipension1675
sneer1791
misesteem1832
despication1837
the mind > attention and judgement > contempt > disrepute > [noun]
lose1297
misreportc1425
unhonestyc1425
obloquy1469
misfame1482
discredit1551
disfavour1581
disgrace1597
disesteem1603
discredence1611
disestimation1619
disreputation1633
disrepute1653
distrust1667
disreputableness1710
disconsideration1835
nigritude1869
disodour1882
1619 J. Denison Heauenly Banquet 166 Frequent receiuing may cause a disestimation of the Sacrament.
1626 T. Hawkins tr. N. Caussin Holy Court I. i. 37 To rayse vice..and put vertue in disestimation.
1677 R. Gilpin Dæmonol. Sacra ii. vi. 286 Contempt or Disestimation.
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