contemptuous

The parson never dreamed that any man could be afraid of him, except it were a liar, and he looked upon Rufus contemptuously.

"We, out here, don't believe much in the efficacy of blue blood," he said contemptuously.

He knew that they were to climb together to the temple, and that it was a pilgrimage from which he was contemptuously debarred.

He meant to say, contemptuously, "I can imagine nothing of less consequence!"