adj.轻蔑的，鄙视的，蔑视的

She regarded her opponents with contemptuous disdain, convinced of her own superiority.
她以轻蔑鄙视的态度看待对手，深信自己的优越。
The critic's review was filled with contemptuous remarks about the author's lack of originality.
评论家的评论中充满了对作者缺乏创意的蔑视之词。
He responded to their accusations with a contemptuous smile, as if their words held no weight.
他以轻蔑的一笑回应他们的指责，仿佛他们的话毫无分量。
The dictator ruled with a contemptuous disregard for human rights and civil liberties.
独裁者以无视人权和公民自由的蔑视态度进行统治。
Her contemptuous glance swept over the shabby room, taking in every detail with disdain.
她轻蔑的目光扫过简陋的房间，不屑地审视着每一个细节。
He spoke of his former friends in a contemptuous tone, betraying his deep resentment.
他以一种蔑视的口吻谈起他的前朋友们，流露出深深的怨恨。
The audience reacted to the performer's arrogant attitude with contemptuous boos.
观众对表演者傲慢的态度报以蔑视的嘘声。
The defendant's contemptuous behavior in court only worsened his already dire situation.
被告人在法庭上的蔑视行为只会让他的处境更加糟糕。
She greeted the news of her rival's success with a contemptuous snort, refusing to acknowledge it.
听到竞争对手成功的消息时，她不屑地哼了一声，拒绝承认。
His contemptuous treatment of the staff led to a toxic work environment and high turnover.
他对员工的蔑视态度导致了有毒的工作环境和高人员流动率。