Definition of self-contempt in English:

self-contempt

noun sɛlfkənˈtɛm(p)t

mass noun

Contempt or loathing for oneself or one's actions.
自我鄙视；自我憎恨
they expressed self-contempt for having wasted so many hours in front of the idiot box
他们为在电视机前浪费了这么多时间表示悔恨。
Example sentencesExamples
- They may not realize how close self-satisfaction is to self-contempt.
- Self-righteousness is a manifestation of self-contempt.
- You can witness the self-contempt in his diaries.
- Sylvia noted with dissatisfaction and some self-contempt that the course of her next afternoon's ramble took her instinctively clear of the network of woods.
- At the same time, if moral guidance is itself morally repugnant, then self-contempt is equally as abhorrent.
- His soul cried out in protest at the very thought, yet even as it did, another part of him writhed in self-contempt.
- Poverty syndromes and national self-contempt are widespread throughout the region.
- His unbalanced self-esteem gradually turned into self-contempt.
- The result is a mingled feeling of sorrow, shame and self-contempt.
- Multiply self-contempt a million times, and you have the widespread alienation that marks society today.
- Thus group self-contempt went hand in hand with group self-love, and especially that aspect of it that tried to ‘externalise’ its altruistic tendencies.

Derivatives

self-contemptuous

adjective

Definition of self-contempt in US English:

self-contempt

nounˈˌself kənˈtem(p)t

Contempt or loathing for oneself or one's actions.
自我鄙视；自我憎恨
they expressed self-contempt for having wasted so many hours in front of the idiot box
他们为在电视机前浪费了这么多时间表示悔恨。
Example sentencesExamples
- The result is a mingled feeling of sorrow, shame and self-contempt.
- At the same time, if moral guidance is itself morally repugnant, then self-contempt is equally as abhorrent.
- Poverty syndromes and national self-contempt are widespread throughout the region.
- They may not realize how close self-satisfaction is to self-contempt.
- His soul cried out in protest at the very thought, yet even as it did, another part of him writhed in self-contempt.
- Self-righteousness is a manifestation of self-contempt.
- Sylvia noted with dissatisfaction and some self-contempt that the course of her next afternoon's ramble took her instinctively clear of the network of woods.
- Thus group self-contempt went hand in hand with group self-love, and especially that aspect of it that tried to ‘externalise’ its altruistic tendencies.
- You can witness the self-contempt in his diaries.
- Multiply self-contempt a million times, and you have the widespread alienation that marks society today.
- His unbalanced self-esteem gradually turned into self-contempt.

单词	self-contempt
释义	Definition of self-contempt in English: self-contempt noun sɛlfkənˈtɛm(p)t mass noun Contempt or loathing for oneself or one's actions. 自我鄙视；自我憎恨 they expressed self-contempt for having wasted so many hours in front of the idiot box 他们为在电视机前浪费了这么多时间表示悔恨。 Example sentencesExamples They may not realize how close self-satisfaction is to self-contempt. Self-righteousness is a manifestation of self-contempt. You can witness the self-contempt in his diaries. Sylvia noted with dissatisfaction and some self-contempt that the course of her next afternoon's ramble took her instinctively clear of the network of woods. At the same time, if moral guidance is itself morally repugnant, then self-contempt is equally as abhorrent. His soul cried out in protest at the very thought, yet even as it did, another part of him writhed in self-contempt. Poverty syndromes and national self-contempt are widespread throughout the region. His unbalanced self-esteem gradually turned into self-contempt. The result is a mingled feeling of sorrow, shame and self-contempt. Multiply self-contempt a million times, and you have the widespread alienation that marks society today. Thus group self-contempt went hand in hand with group self-love, and especially that aspect of it that tried to ‘externalise’ its altruistic tendencies. Derivatives self-contemptuous adjective Definition of self-contempt in US English: self-contempt nounˈˌself kənˈtem(p)t Contempt or loathing for oneself or one's actions. 自我鄙视；自我憎恨 they expressed self-contempt for having wasted so many hours in front of the idiot box 他们为在电视机前浪费了这么多时间表示悔恨。 Example sentencesExamples The result is a mingled feeling of sorrow, shame and self-contempt. At the same time, if moral guidance is itself morally repugnant, then self-contempt is equally as abhorrent. Poverty syndromes and national self-contempt are widespread throughout the region. They may not realize how close self-satisfaction is to self-contempt. His soul cried out in protest at the very thought, yet even as it did, another part of him writhed in self-contempt. Self-righteousness is a manifestation of self-contempt. Sylvia noted with dissatisfaction and some self-contempt that the course of her next afternoon's ramble took her instinctively clear of the network of woods. Thus group self-contempt went hand in hand with group self-love, and especially that aspect of it that tried to ‘externalise’ its altruistic tendencies. You can witness the self-contempt in his diaries. Multiply self-contempt a million times, and you have the widespread alienation that marks society today. His unbalanced self-esteem gradually turned into self-contempt.
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