despised
adjectiveDivide despised into syllables:
de · spised
How to pronounce despised:
Definition of despised:
- despised (adjective):
- treated with contempt.
Synonyms for despised:
abhorred
abominated
detested
disdained
disfavored
disliked
execrated
forgotten
hated
ignored
loathed
scorned
unfavorite
unloved
Antonyms for despised:
admirable
adored
beloved
cherished
delightful
desirable
fashionable
favored
favoured
innocuous
inoffensive
liked
loved
popular
precious
undespised
wanted
welcome
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