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scant respect

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See: disparagement


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Someone may be paying scant respect to your feelings and you have every right to be annoyed.
George Bernard Shaw had scant respect for Shakespeare but he would have been appalled.
Aa Scant respect In the service of the Israelis, there is scant respect for statistics - Melanie Philips, in a January 5 column for the Daily Mail, for example, claimed that Al Aqsa intifada 'killed thousands of Israelis' (even the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs claimed no more than 920).
 
 
 
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