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vilipend

[vil-uh-pend] / ˈvɪl əˌpɛnd /




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But with what consistency, my lord Bishop, do you to-day vaunt “the principles” of the very men whom yesterday you vilipended precisely because their “principles” then seemed to yourself so utterly unsatisfactory?

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Courage is needed in the profession and maintenance of the true and the right, when denied, assailed, or vilipended.

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One Richard Hunt was summoned for certain articles implying contempt, and for vilipending his lordship's jurisdiction.

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We are used to see, that Man despises What he never comprehends, And the Good and the Beautiful vilipends, Finding them often hard to measure: Will the dog, like man, snarl his displeasure?

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He would be a thin spirit who should gain a lady's friendly regard, and then vilipend because she knew no better, or could not choose.

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