1. contempt

noun. (kənˈtɛmpt) Lack of respect accompanied by a feeling of intense dislike.
Synonyms
despite disdain scorn dislike
Antonyms
liking friendliness approval like approve
Etymology
contempt (English)
contemptus (Latin)
contemnere (Latin)
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2. contempt

noun. (kənˈtɛmpt) A manner that is generally disrespectful and contemptuous.
Synonyms
rudeness discourtesy disrespect
Antonyms
courtesy accept love admire
Etymology
contempt (English)
contemptus (Latin)
contemnere (Latin)

3. contempt

noun. (kənˈtɛmpt) A willful disobedience to or disrespect for the authority of a court or legislative body.
Synonyms
noncompliance contempt of Congress contempt of court disobedience
Antonyms
compliance obedience politeness graciousness civility
Etymology
contempt (English)
contemptus (Latin)
contemnere (Latin)

4. contempt

noun. (kənˈtɛmpt) Open disrespect for a person or thing.
Synonyms
sneer discourtesy fleer scorn leer disrespect
Antonyms
respect keep esteem Anglophilia inclination
Etymology
contempt (English)
contemptus (Latin)
contemnere (Latin)
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