outscorn

/aʊtˈskɔrn/
verb
  1. To scorn or despise more than; to surpass in contempt or disdain.
    • In the debate, he tried to outscorn his opponent by dismissing every argument.
    • She could outscorn any critic with her icy glare.
    • The old rivals seemed to compete to outscorn each other's achievements.
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