scorned

Glaucus was a river god who developed the hots for a maiden called Scylla, who scorned his every approach.

In the 80s and most of the 90s, that was computing, everyone who did it was scorned as a nerd.

Perseverance is tough when your guidance and advice is ignored and scorned at every turn.

They are scorned by the cultural left and the cultural right, and young people avoid science and math classes in hordes.

Unpaid Slaves, wage slaves, salary slaves living unhealthy lives; where those without voice are scorned.

Even though originally scorned, in the more recent times it has gained popularity among physicists.

Anyone with a product and tons of inventory is scorned by the panel.

It is absolutely true that, save for the occasional grudging exception, the 'easy languages' have largely been scorned and shunned throughout programming history.

That's why corruption is so officially scorned in China, although it is pervasive.

Things that previously where scorned at is now raised to the skies.

There are bonus bro-science points if other methods are scorned without consideration.

It is, however, basically the much scorned traditional committee meeting rules.