Contempt
Contempt noun - Open dislike for someone or something considered unworthy of one's concern or respect.
Usage example: my undying contempt for people who abuse animals
Favor
Favor noun - A feeling of great approval and liking.
Usage example: entertainers often learn that the favor of the public can be fickle indeed
Both words in one sentence
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After the judge rules in favor of the woman, the class protests until all of them (except Reggie and Frankentyke) are thrown in jail for contempt of court.
Source: One Phone Call - In its verdict in the criminal conversation suit brought by Sir Arthur against Garrow, the jury shows their contempt for Sir Arthur by ruling in his favor but only fining Garrow a shilling as opposed to the ten thousand pounds that Sir Arthur had sought.
Source: Series / Garrow's Law
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