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Contumely
n. Rudeness or contempt arising from arrogance; insolence.
n. An insolent or arrogant remark or act.
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contumely: a harsh dressing-down, or insulting display of contempt in language or actions. * Apparently most spotted in Shakespeare, and hardly ever used these days. As an aside: you might see from recent posts that Iām getting through a China Mieville book, so you can guess what this odd little fellow comes from! ** Double Aside: I am sure that Mr. Mieville is on a personal quest to sneakā¦
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if i talk in more words they don't understand
will they think i'm smart
well-read
and logical analytical brilliant
how do i hold the curtains of my brain up
contumely contumely
Word of the Day: Contumely
noun ( pl. -lies)
insolent or insulting language or treatment

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Word of the Day : Contumely
contumely noun (pl. -lies) insolent or insulting language or treatment : the church should not be exposed to gossip and contumely.
ORIGIN late Middle English : from Old French contumelie, from Latin contumelia, perhaps from con- 'with' + tumere 'to swell.'Ā
Word of the day: contumely
The famous pronouncement upon Dylan Thomasās death of a gross āinsult to the brainā may have sounded weirdly poetic, but the medical expression is quite literal.Ā Ā To āinsultā is to leap upon or assail in a physical sense Ā (from L. in + salire āto leapā).Ā
Thus to add insult to injury, as the old saying goes, is redundant. This explains why the Latin expression runs āinjuriƦ contumeliam addere,ā to add contumely to injury.