con·tu·me·ly 
(kŏnt-mə-lē, -ty-, -təm-lē)
(kŏnt-mə-lē, -ty-, -təm-lē)n. pl. con·tu·me·lies
1. Rudeness or contempt arising from arrogance; insolence.
2. An insolent or arrogant remark or act.
[Middle English contumelie, from Old French, from Latin contumēlia; akin to contumāx, insolent.]
con′tu·meli·ous (kŏn′tə-mēlē-əs) adj.
con′tu·meli·ous·ly adv.