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| Is there any difference between: Look down on and look down upon? |
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| 'Look down on' because of the superiority. |
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| Look down on is definitely the right answer. |
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| Yes, we might look down on somebody because of our feelings of superiority. |
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| We look down on them, but we talk down to them. |
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| I would choose look down 'on' or 'upon' rather than 'to'. |
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