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See: contemn, contempt, decry, disapprove, disavow, disdain, dishonor, disoblige, disown, disparage, disparagement, disregard, disrespect, exclude, flout, forswear, humiliate, ignore, illude, infamy, minimize, misprize, mock, odium, pillory, reject, rejection, renounce, repulse, ridicule, shame, spurn, vilification How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The Blair government, which poured scorn on Covent Garden in the past for its elitism and frowned on black-tie events, now wants to make the House a "people's opera" so that all have the opportunity to attend. Thomas Day has poured scorn on the musical dimension of the reform process in his surprise bestseller, Why Catholics Can't Sing (Crossroad). |
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