Adjective:

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despiser's Usage Examples:

Latinist Peter Godman has described Rainauld as "a fomenter of schism and despiser of the Church".

and pure integrity; no knower of evil, and a keeper of all goodness; a despiser of all things which were wont to cause the minds of mortal men to slide.

his behavior precisely towards women was so sensitive, so natural and comradely, that even today in old age I cannot regard Nietzsche as a despiser of.

in any event indicates the character of the man described as a "great despiser of Welshmen" by Dafydd Jenkins.

The Latinist Peter Godman has described Rainauld as "a fomenter of schism and despiser of the Church".

as he pretended, of reserved and temperate habits, not avaricious and a despiser of honours.

commonly called Bactroperatæ , who being despisers of this world, and esteeming all things as nothing, yet carry a bag about with them.

Both Aristophanes and Plato Comicus mention Timon as an angry despiser of mankind who held Alcibiades in high regard because he correctly believed.

but more significantly to a Roman audience he was a contemptor divum, a "despiser of the gods.

and comradely, that even today in old age I cannot regard Nietzsche as a despiser of women.