Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Contempt"

A: In this context, “healthy” means that the person has a normal, natural, or desirable amount of dislike for the rules.

Sorry if I was unclear before, I hope I made more sense this time :)

A: utter- obvious/very much

contempt- hatred/despise

A: for ex?

A: cambridge dictionary :)

A: Or it also means a strong hatred or loathing for something.

He felt contempt towards the man who had ruined his life.

A: he showed contempt for his job by doing very badly

He will be charged with contempt of court

He was a stuntman; but, he held a contempt of danger

A: I'm very contempt with my grade on my math final.

I'm contempt about my child being safe at school.

This is basically just another way to say "I feel comfortable/happy" ....

A: Contempt is to feel disgust about something. Defiance is to resist being told what to do.

Example: A look of contempt crossed her face when the leery old man put his arm around her waist.

Example: The protesters packed the streets in an act of defiance against the government’s lockdown measures.

A: Contempt is a noun and usually has the connotation of devaluing and looking down on someone or something, of thinking something is worthless or beneath consideration. Contempt doesn't necessarily has to be openly displayed (you can have contempt for someone without them knowing).

Scorn is more used as a verb that implies an action or display of contempt, and it usually has some anger connotation attached to it. It can also be more fleeting than contempt by itself.

A: Scorn is slightly more mocking (ie linked to humour) but the words have a similar feel.

A: Very very close. Disdain has more a feeling of looking down your nose on someone, that they are beneath you socially or otherwise. Contempt is a bit more violent /angry.

A: Contempt is the lack of respect while defiance is an active attempt to go against an established tradition/law.

A: Contempt is a noun, despise is a verb.

A: Yes! Nice sentence :)

A: ill-conceived: not carefully considered.

contempt: hate

It means someone is being hateful for no reason

A: He looked at her with contempt in his eyes

A: the grammar is correct, but one usually says, "I don't like cats."

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