scornfully
adverbUK /ˈskɔːn.fəl.i/
US /ˈskɔːrn.fəl.i/
In a way that shows you think someone or something is not good enough.
She looked at his messy drawing scornfully and laughed.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. In a way that shows strong dislike and no respect.
He spoke scornfully about the silly rules.
3. In a way that makes fun of someone as if they are foolish.
The older kids smiled scornfully at the new student's shoes.
4. In a way that rejects something as worthless or unimportant.
She scornfully pushed the bad advice away.