disdain

/dɪsˈdeɪn/noun

A feeling that someone or something is beneath you and deserves no respect.

Example sentence

“He eyed the cheap imitation watch with obvious disdain.”

Often follows 'with': to view something with disdain. As a verb it is literary: 'she disdained to reply'.

Related words

disdainfulShowing scorn and a marked lack of concern for people seen as beneath one's notice.discreetCareful about what you say or do so as to protect privacy and avoid embarrassing anyone.diseaseA condition that makes a person, animal, or plant unwell or stops it working properly, unlike an injury, which usually happens in an instant.discreditDamage done to the reputation of a person, family, or institution, or someone or something that causes such damage.disgruntledTo put someone in a bad mood or make them dissatisfied.discourageA loss or absence of courage.