Use of the word despise in a sentence example

despise

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He despises the people he has to work for. [verb]

The Apostle Paul says, Do not despise prophetic utterances. [verb]

These women did truly despise the pontifical quality of woman. [verb]

The hour, however, afforded him some little of that protection which he appeared so much to despise. [verb]

Fareham said in his impetuous way, as if he despised Mr. [verb]

I would as lief be dead as despised and neglected. [verb]

Consider, it is nearly three years now--" "No, papa, I should despise myself if I were so unjust to one so unlucky. [verb]

"No, sir, I despise him because he is so much less than a King." [verb]

Such was loyalty--aye, and royalty--in those times that we despise. [verb]

Stubbard, I beg you to preserve your temper; you have heard others say it, and you should now despise such falsehoods. [verb]

Young Daniel fell back upon his half-shaped work, and despised it, and himself, and everything, except what he was afraid to look at. [verb]

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