what is a sentence using the word disdain?
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Some of us view people who try and get others to do their homework with great disdain when they ask questions like this.\n\nit means lack of respect, hostillity.
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Displeasure\n\nAnything harmful to the senses.
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as a noun:\ndisagreement, dissent, rejection\n\nas a verb:\ndisagree, disallow, disapprove, dissent, reject
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Aha!  The Revenge of the Spurned!  LOL.  LOL.\n\nGood for her! Burn that Hussy!  LOL.\n\nGood one.
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I hate hate.\nBecause I love love.
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-Daddy, I hate sister's guts\n-Eh, Shut-up and keep eating
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Love and Hate are the same coin\nLove can turn to hate very easely\nGiven time & patience,love can\nconquer hate,but it takes work
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I do not promise not to use the word hate where it is justified.  More often, it is the situation, rather than a person or group that I "hate" anyway.  I don't think the leg that fell off my table cares if I hate it or not.  And I am a pretty loving person when it comes to people. I always have and will continue to use the word "hate" conservatively though.
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There are a slew of people I do not like, but hate is a very strong word. I certainly hate alot of things people have done. Hate will destroy you.
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Sweet Hatred.  "the more you hate the more you love"\n\nBoth poison the mind anyway.
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THUMBS DOWN!!!!\n\nI can't lie\n\n\nMUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA!!!!!!!\n\nBut on a more positive note, I gave YOU a Thumbs UP!!!\n\nKUDOS
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"Uneased" isn't exactly a word.  You might as well go with "uneasy".\n\nAnd the section starting with "In our life..." doesn't flow from the preceding section.  You should start a new paragraph if you want to go on talking about that.  It would also be more proper to say "In a person's life, he or she...", as the impersonal second person voice usually doesn't have a place in formal writing.\n\nOtherwise, looks good.
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"I hate People" From the musical Scrooge.\n\n"Scavengers and sycophants and flatterers and fools\nPharisees and parasites and hypocrites and ghouls\nCalculating swindlers, prevaricating frauds\nPerpetrating evil as they roam the earth in hordes\nFeeding on their fellow men\nReaping rich rewards\nContaminating everything they see\nCorrupting honest men like me\nHumbug! Poppycock! Balderdash! Bah!\nI hate people! I hate people!\nPeople are despicable creatures\nLoathesome inexplicable creatures\nGood-for-nothing kickable creatures\nI hate people! I abhor them!\nWhen I see the indolent classes\nSitting on their indolent asses\nGulping ale from indolent glasses\nI hate people! I detest them! I deplore them!\nFools who have no money spend it\nGet in debt then try to end it\nBeg me on their knees befriend them\nKnowing I have cash to lend them\nSoft-hearted me! Hard-working me!\nClean-living, thrifty and kind as can be!\nSituations like this are of interest to me\nI hate people! I loathe people! I despise and abominate\npeople!\nLife is full of cretinous wretches\nEarning what their sweatiness fetches\nEmpty minds whose pettiness stretches\nFurther than I can see\nLittle wonder I hate people\nAnd I don't care if they hate me!"\n\nTruly, the perfect song!
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i would say "O." because the definition is "used to express surprise or strong emotion" but possibly you need more words with it. other than that, i guess "No" is a sentence.
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Not bad. Bad just isn't a strong enough word. How about "appalling"? I think that comes closer to the truth.
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That sentence is incomplete, which makes me hard to translate. The best I can do would be "The way Americans scold seems  ________________________ to Japanese." \nI can't judge what comes in the blank since the sentence you provided is incomplete, but it should be something like "the way americans scold(at children? am not sure) seems too harsh to Japanese (if you scold like that way, ....continues...) "
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castigated mean To criticize severely