Action that shows contemptuous disregard; contemptuous treatment or behaviour; insulting action; outrage, injury, contumely. to do despite to: to…

Contumely.

Insulting or opprobrious language or behaviour towards a person; insult, abuse, scorn. Obsolete.

Insolent reproach or abuse; insulting or offensively contemptuous language or treatment; despite; scornful rudeness; now, esp. such contemptuous…

Treatment of a degrading or shameful nature as suffered or received by a person; ill-usage, injury, indignity, insult. Obsolete.

? Insult, affront.

Intentionally hurtful or offensive speech or words; reviling, insult, calumny; a taunt, an affront. Obsolete.

The action of misperson, v.; ill-use, insult, slander.

Ignominious, contumelious, or scornful treatment; an instance of this; an indignity. Obsolete.

The expression of dishonour and reprobation; opprobrium, reproach, disparagement; an expression or term of reprobation. Obsolete or archaic.

Treatment with insult or contumely. Obsolete.

The action of openly insulting or offending someone; an instance of this.

Insulting action or behaviour.

The act of facing or confronting; a face-to-face encounter; an affront.

Scurrility, rudeness; insulting or offensive language.

Affront. Obsolete. Cf. confront, n. 2.

Disgrace, affront. Obsolete.

Contumelious character or quality.

The action of disoblige, v.

Insulting or offensive manner or behaviour.

The action, or an act, of insulting (in sense 1 or 2aof vb.); scornful triumph or boasting; injuriously contemptuous speech or behaviour; insult.

The action of insult, v.. Scornfully triumphing over another (obsolete or archaic), or treating him with contemptuous abuse; with plural a scornful…

In specific uses. U.S. slang (chiefly in African-American use). The demonstration of one's superiority in a group, esp. by disparaging, humiliating…