"Schmäh" meaning in German

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      "word": "verschmähen"
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          "ref": "2018, Roland Girtler, editor, Girtler unterwegs: Gespräche mit sieben Zeitgenossen, Wien: Böhlau, Der Beginn des Fiakerfahrens – als Frau unter interessanten Männern",
          "text": "Früher waren die Fiaker zu den Fiakerfahrerinnen sehr böse. Sie sagten, dass eine Frau nicht auf einen Kutschbock gehöre. Nach und nach lernten die Fahrer doch die Vorteile durch die Frauen zu schätzen, denn mit ihnen lief der Schmäh besser.",
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          "text": "Bei aller Ernsthaftigkeit und Respekt dürfen natürlich Witz und Wiener Schmäh nicht fehlen – denn schließlich kann man nur mit Humor die schlimmsten Dinge im Leben bewältigen.",
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      "ipa": "/ˈʃmɛː/"
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    {
      "ipa": "/ˈʃmeː/"
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  "pos": "noun",
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          "text": "Früher waren die Fiaker zu den Fiakerfahrerinnen sehr böse. Sie sagten, dass eine Frau nicht auf einen Kutschbock gehöre. Nach und nach lernten die Fahrer doch die Vorteile durch die Frauen zu schätzen, denn mit ihnen lief der Schmäh besser.",
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          "text": "Bei aller Ernsthaftigkeit und Respekt dürfen natürlich Witz und Wiener Schmäh nicht fehlen – denn schließlich kann man nur mit Humor die schlimmsten Dinge im Leben bewältigen.",
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      "ipa": "/ˈʃmɛː/"
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      "ipa": "/ˈʃmeː/"
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