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contemptor

conˈtemptor Obs. rare—1.
  [a. L. contemptor, agent-n. from contemnĕre to contemn. Cf. F. contempteur (16th c., Calvin).]
  A contemner.

1559 Fecknam in Strype Ann. Ref. I. App. ix. 26 The servants contemptors of their masters commandments.

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