From Medieval Latin vilipendere, “to value cheaply”, built from Latin vilis, “worth little”, and pendere, “to weigh or assess”.
From Medieval Latin vilipendere, “to value cheaply”, built from Latin vilis, “worth little”, and pendere, “to weigh or assess”.
What does vilipender mean?
Usually to attack with contempt or publicly denigrate.
Does it have a Swiss meaning?
Yes, in Swiss French it can mean to waste or squander.
Can an idea be vilipendée?
Yes, a policy, doctrine or work can be denounced contemptuously.
Is the common sense literary?
Yes, it has a literary or elevated tone.
What is the past participle?
Vilipendé.