disdainful

The general public used it disdainfully, but it was meaningful.

As for Hillary Clinton, once the darling of the pro-Israel community, “she is just an employee,” Foxman says disdainfully.

She gave me a look of surprise; then, threw up her head, disdainfully.

Disdainfully she smiled; her face grew cold; her figure looked never more erect and inflexible.