Adverb
without respect; in a disdainful manner
Source: WordNetMotto of the Institute: A little knowledge is a dangerous thing; a great deal of knowledge is disaster, which detractors of the Institute scornfully paraphrase to: Somebody else's ignorance is bliss. Jack Vance
Meat!" he said scornfully. "I'm a vegetarian." You eat cheese enchiladas and aluminum cans," I reminded him. Those are vegetables. Rick Riordan
Doubting Thomases scoffed scornfully when Henry Ford tried out his first crudely built automobile on the streets of Detroit. Some said the thing never would become practical. Others said no one would pay money for such a contraption... Napoleon Hill
Pascal scornfully said that simple workmen had been able to convince of error those great men that are called 'philosophers'. It was, then, these unlearned men... who were most ready to believe 'what they saw with their eyes and touched with their hands'. Blaise Pascal
she spoke of him contemptuously Source: Internet
After Octavian's proposals for a conference with Antony had been scornfully rejected, both sides prepared for the struggle the next year. Source: Internet