slightingly
SLIGHTINGLY
contemtim (contemptuously with contempt): male (ill). To speak slightingly of anybody contemtim or male de aliquo loqui: to think slightingly of anybody male de aliquo opinari (Vid: Bremi Suet. Oct. 51): to treat anybody slightingly *aliquem contemtim tractare; aliquem contemnere: to look down on anybody slightingly aliquem or aliquid despicere or despicatui habere or despicatum habere: to think slightingly of parvum or parvi ducere; parvi aestimare; pro nihilo ducere; leve or in levi habere. Vid: To SLIGHT.
contemtim (contemptuously with contempt): male (ill). To speak slightingly of anybody contemtim or male de aliquo loqui: to think slightingly of anybody male de aliquo opinari (Vid: Bremi Suet. Oct. 51): to treat anybody slightingly *aliquem contemtim tractare; aliquem contemnere: to look down on anybody slightingly aliquem or aliquid despicere or despicatui habere or despicatum habere: to think slightingly of parvum or parvi ducere; parvi aestimare; pro nihilo ducere; leve or in levi habere. Vid: To SLIGHT.
slightingly: contemptim: to speak s. of any one, c. [opp. magnifice] de aliquo loqui, Liv. 9, 41, med.