CONTEMPTUS MUNDI

Meaning of CONTEMPTUS MUNDI in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ kȯn-ˈtem(p)-tu̇s-ˈmu̇n-dē ]

foreign term

Etymology: Latin

: contempt for the world

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CONTEMPTUS MUNDI — foreign term Etymology: Latin contempt for the world
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CONTEMPTUS MUNDI — [con.temp.tus mun.di] [L] foreign term : contempt for the world
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CONTEMPTUS MUNDI — Pronunciation: ko ̇ n- ' tem(p)-tu ̇ s- ' mu ̇ n-d ē Function: foreign term Etymology: L : contempt …
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SIC TRANSIT GLORIA MUNDI — foreign term Etymology: Latin so passes away the glory of the world
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AXIS MUNDI — foreign term Etymology: Latin turning point of the world ; line through the earth's center around which the universe revolves
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ANNO MUNDI — foreign term Etymology: Latin in the year of the world
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OCULUS MUNDI — -ˈmənˌdī noun ( plural oculi mundi ) Etymology: Latin, eye of the world : opal
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ANIMA MUNDI — ˌanəməˈmənˌdī, -mu̇n(ˌ)dē noun ( plural ani·mae mundi -ˌmēˈmə-, -ˌmīˈmu̇-) Etymology: Medieval Latin, vital force of the world : a vital …
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ANIMAE MUNDI — plural of anima mundi
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SIC TRANSIT GLORIA MUNDI — /seek trddahn"sit gloh"rddi ah' moon"dee/ ; Eng. /sik tran"sit glawr"ee euh mun"duy, -dee, glohr"-, -zit/ , Latin. thus passes away …
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ANNO MUNDI — /ahn"noh moon"dee/ ; Eng. /an"oh mun"duy, -dee/ , Latin. in the year of the world.
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ANNO MUNDI — at the time of the creation of the world
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SIC TRANSIT GLORIA MUNDI — foreign term Etymology: Latin : so passes away the glory of the world
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AXIS MUNDI — foreign term Etymology: Latin : turning point of the world : line through the earth's center around which the universe …
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ANNO MUNDI — foreign term Etymology: Latin : in the year of the world — used in reckoning dates from the supposed period …
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SIC TRANSIT GLORIA MUNDI — sic transit gloria mundi BrE AmE ˌsɪk ˈtrænz ɪt ˌɡlɔːr i‿ə ˈmʊnd i ˌsiːk-, -ˈtræn t s-, -ˈtrɑːnz-, -ˈtrɑːn t …
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COATI-MUNDI — coati-mundi BrE AmE kəʊ ˌɑːt i ˈmʌnd i -ˈmʊnd- AmE \ koʊ ˌɑːt̬-
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CONTEMPTUOUS — adjective Etymology: Latin contemptus Date: 1574 manifesting, feeling, or expressing contempt, ~ly adverb ~ness noun
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CONTEMPT
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AM — I. abbreviation or noun ( -s ) Etymology: Medieval Latin artium magister Master of Arts II. abbreviation 1. airmail 2. …
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MAPPEMONDE — (ˈ)mapˈmōnd noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English mappemounde map of the world, from Middle French mappemonde, from Medieval Latin …
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CONTEMPTUOUS — kənˈtem(p)chəwəs adjective Etymology: Latin contemptus contempt + English -ous 1. : manifesting, feeling, or expressing contempt or disdain the crowd …
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CONTEMPTIBLE — kənˈtem(p)təbəl adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Late Latin contemptibilis, from Latin contemptus (past participle of contemnere to despise) + -ibilis …
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ARCHEUS — (n.) The vital principle or force which (according to the Paracelsians) presides over the growth and continuation of living beings; …
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ARCHEUS — ( n. ) The vital principle or force which (according to the Paracelsians) presides over the growth and continuation of …
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MUNDIFY — /mun"deuh fuy'/ , v.t., mundified, mundifying . 1. to cleanse; deterge: to mundify a wound. 2. to purge or purify: …
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MAP — — mappable , adj. — mapper , n. /map/ , n. , v. , mapped, mapping . n. 1. a …
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CONTEMPTUOUS — — contemptuously , adv. — contemptuousness , n. /keuhn temp"chooh euhs/ , adj. showing or expressing contempt or disdain; scornful. …
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CONTEMPT — /keuhn tempt"/ , n. 1. the feeling with which a person regards anything considered mean, vile, or worthless; disdain; scorn. …
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COATI — /koh ah"tee/ , n. , pl. coatis . any tropical American carnivore of the genus Nasua, related to the raccoon, …
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ADMIRAL — — admiralship , n. /ad"meuhr euhl/ , n. 1. the commander in chief of a fleet. 2. a naval officer …
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AM — I. ˈā-ˌem noun Usage: often attributive Etymology: a mplitude m odulation Date: 1940 : a broadcasting system using amplitude modulation …
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CONTEMPTUOUS — adjective Etymology: Latin contemptus Date: 1574 : manifesting, feeling, or expressing contempt • con·temp·tu·ous·ly adverb • con·temp·tu·ous·ness noun
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CONTEMPT — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin contemptus, from contemnere Date: 14th century 1. a. : the act of …
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ARCHEUS — noun the vital principle or force which (according to the paracelsians) presides over the growth and continuation of living beings; …
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CONTEMPTUOUS — [con.temp.tu.ous] adj [L contemptus] (1595): manifesting, feeling, or expressing contempt -- con.temp.tu.ous.ly adv -- con.temp.tu.ous.ness n
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CONTEMPT — [con.tempt] n [ME, fr. L contemptus, fr. contemnere] (14c) 1 a: the act of despising: the state of mind of …
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ANTONELLO DA MESSINA — born c. 1430, Messina, Sicily died c. Feb. 19, 1479, Messina painter who probably introduced oil painting and Flemish pictorial …
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MAP — / mæp; NAmE / noun , verb ■ noun a drawing or plan of the earth's surface or part of …
Oxford Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
CONTEMPTUOUS — / kənˈtemptʃuəs; NAmE / adjective contemptuous (of sb/sth) feeling or showing that you have no respect for sb/sth SYN scornful …
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CONTEMPT — / kənˈtempt; NAmE / noun [ U , sing. ] 1. contempt (for sb/sth) the feeling that sb/sth is without …
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CONTEMPT — con ‧ tempt /kənˈtempt/ BrE AmE noun [uncountable] [ Date: 1300-1400 ; Language: Latin ; Origin: contemptus , from contemnere …
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
CONTEMPTUOUS — adj. (often foll. by of) showing contempt, scornful; insolent. øøcontemptuously adv. [med.L contemptuosus f. L contemptus (as contempt)]
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CONTEMPT — n. 1 a feeling that a person or a thing is beneath consideration or worthless, or deserving scorn or extreme …
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CONTEMPTUOUS — adj. (often foll. by of) showing contempt, scornful; insolent. contemptuously adv. [ med.L contemptuosus f. L contemptus (as contempt) ]
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CONTEMPT — n. 1 a feeling that a person or a thing is beneath consideration or worthless, or deserving scorn or extreme …
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CONTEMPTUOUS — adj. (often foll. by of) showing contempt, scornful; insolent. Derivatives: contemptuously adv. Etymology: med.L contemptuosus f. L contemptus (as contempt)
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CONTEMPT — n.1 a feeling that a person or a thing is beneath consideration or worthless, or deserving scorn or extreme reproach. …
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