contemptuous.

Scornful.

That scorns; scornful, contemptuous.

Disdainful, proud, haughty.

originally. Full of despite; exhibiting contempt or haughtiness; hence, insulting, vexing.

Full of or showing disdain; disdainful, scornful; proud, haughty.

Contemptuous, slighting, scornful. Cf. lightly, v. Obsolete (Scottish in later use).

Full of scorn, contemptuous, derisive.

originally. = despitous, adj.: full of despite, contempt, or ill-will; contemptuous, opprobrious. archaic.

Disdainful. Cf. deignous, adj.

Scornful. Cf. hathful, adj.

Expressive of, characterized by, contempt or disdain; contemptuous, disdainful, opprobrious.

Contemptuous; insulting, opprobrious. Obsolete.

Haughty, proud; showing or expressing scorn or disdain for something. Now archaic and rare.

Showing or expressing contempt; full of contempt; scornful, disdainful.

Full of or showing disdain; scornful, contemptuous, proudly disregardful.

? That turns up the nose; scornful.

Full of contempt; slighting, scornful.

= disdainful, adj.

Esp. of an opinion, idea, etc.: showing or expressing contempt; full of contempt; scornful, disdainful; contemptuous.

Disdainful.

Characterized by disdain; disdainful, scornful. Obsolete. rare.

Expressive of or prompted by contempt; filled with contempt; contemptuous. Sometimes with of.

That displays or expresses contempt towards a person or thing; contemptuous; scornful.

That overlooks a person or thing (in various senses of the verb).

Slighting, contemptuous. Obsolete. rare.

Conveying or implying a slight; of a contemptuous or disdainful character.

Slighting, contemptuous; light. Obsolete.

Contemptuous. = despicable, adj. 2. Obsolete.

Exhibiting or expressing contempt; contemptuous. Obsolete.

Of the nature of, marked or characterized by, a sneer; scornful, contemptuous, disparaging.

Const. of.

Scornful, disdainful. Obsolete (Scottish and English regional in later use).

Haughty, proud; contemptuous; = fastidious, adj. 2a.

(un-, prefix1 affix 4.)

Scornful, contemptuous.

contemptuous, disdainful.

Prone or inclined to sniff; scornful, contemptuous, disdainful; disagreeable, ill-tempered.

Of a sneering or scornful character.

Of words, etc.: Of the nature of a sneer; scornful.

Depreciatory, contemptuous; (Linguistics) giving or acquiring a less favourable meaning or connotation.

Tending to dismiss from consideration as insignificant; characterized by rejection, contemptuous.

somewhat sniffy.

That expresses or is characterized by a desire to insult or to demonstrate defiant indifference; confrontational, provocative.