ὑποκατα-φρονέω · hypokata-phroneō — LSJ
to be a little irrational
to be a little irrational, of a patient, ἴσως ἄλλως ὑποκατεφρόνει Hp. Epid. 4.31.
II despise a little
despise a little, τινος Aristox. Harm. p.31 M.
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ὑποκατα-φρονέω
upokataphroneo
to be a little irrational
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