disdainful

/dɪsˈdeɪn.fʌl/adjective

Showing scorn and a marked lack of concern for people seen as beneath one's notice.

Example sentence

“The head waiter gave a disdainful glance at their casual clothes.”

Usually followed by 'of': disdainful of the rules. Cooler and more superior in tone than 'scornful'.

Related words

diseaseA condition that makes a person, animal, or plant unwell or stops it working properly, unlike an injury, which usually happens in an instant.disdainA feeling that someone or something is beneath you and deserves no respect.disgruntledTo put someone in a bad mood or make them dissatisfied.discreetCareful about what you say or do so as to protect privacy and avoid embarrassing anyone.disgustA strong feeling of dislike or revulsion toward something unpleasant or offensive.discreditDamage done to the reputation of a person, family, or institution, or someone or something that causes such damage.