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Read this sentence from the passage. "They have no fear of the English plague, only disdain for English stink." 1. PART A: In the context of this sentence, what does disdain mean? *
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Read this sentence from the passage. "They have no fear of the English plague, only disdain for English stink." 1. PART A: In the context of this sentence, what does disdain mean? *

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Answer: disdain means unworthy

the feeling that someone or something is unworthy of one's consideration or respect; contempt.

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