#apsifisi

• Despise — An extremely rare archaic and learned verb form, used in pre-modern translations of Greek texts to describe the act of despising, deliberately disregarding, or treating a fact or person with total moral indifference; to look down upon with philosophical detachment.
• Contempt — A very rare abstract noun form; the state, attitude, or manifestation of sovereign contempt, conscious disregard, or total detachment from material values, dangers, or external opinions, encountered in pre-modern moral writings.
• Disregarding — The act of despising or disregarding and its result; an abstract manifestation of conscious contempt, voluntary slight, or moral disregard toward opinions, dangers, or material values; a psychological process of detachment or deliberate ignorance.
• Despised — Having been despised, disregarded, ignored, or treated with total indifference and moral detachment; a fact, object, or concept looked down upon or deliberately set aside.