She gave him a scornful look when he suggested something foolish.
When I put my hand up in class the teacher looked at me with a scornful expression and chose another boy to answer.
The adverb form of "scornful" is "scornfully."
The term "sirrah" is an archaic form of address used in English that was commonly used to address a man or boy in a commanding or scornful way. It is no longer commonly used in modern English and may come across as offensive or outdated.
Derisive means expressing contempt or ridicule through words or actions. It is often used to describe behavior or remarks that are mocking or scornful.
"The justices have been scornful of the government's conduct."
Jake was scornful when he lost in the football game.
She gave him a scornful look when he suggested something foolish.
When I put my hand up in class the teacher looked at me with a scornful expression and chose another boy to answer.
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scornful of the motives, virtue, or integrity of others
Here is a sentence with the word scornful, "Everyone was scornful of the government laxity to manage crime rates." This means showing contempt.
A scornful person is one who treats others as if they are not worthy. Example: The scornful man looked at the begger with disgust.
means scornful or critical of someone or thing
That is the correct spelling of the adjective "scornful" (contemptuous).
He was scornful that she ate all the cake
The adverb form of "scornful" is "scornfully."