disdains

verb

Saydis-DAYNZ/dɪsˈdeɪnz/

1 meaning of disdains

1
verb
The form of disdain used after he, she or it in the present.
My brother disdains fast food and cooks every meal at home.
She disdains gossip and walks away whenever it starts.

disdain, verb: To think that someone or something is far below you and not worth any respect. Full entry

Forms: disdaindisdains he/she/itdisdaining -ing formdisdained past tense, past participle
Spelling: disdain → disdains: add -s
Sound: The ending sounds like /z/.

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