deserve scorn

Frequency: 7.56.0 per million words

To be worthy of being treated with scorn due to one's actions.

scornVERB + SCORN

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deserve

Examples (10)

  • What have I done to deserve such scorn?
  • Those who exploit the vulnerable deserve the scorn of the entire community.
  • His dishonest behavior deserves nothing but scorn.
  • Does a simple mistake really deserve such scorn from the media?
  • The politician's constant flip-flopping deserved the scorn it received.
  • No one deserves public scorn for simply expressing an honest opinion.
  • They deserve scorn for their blatant disregard for the safety rules.
  • I don't think his performance deserved the scorn of the critics.
  • Such cowardice deserves the scorn of every brave soldier in the unit.
  • Her arrogant and dismissive attitude certainly deserves scorn.