Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Welches"

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A: Jawohl. 'Contempt' is different because it is a strong dislike, but it doesn't imply authority or demand. For example, I can have contempt for a beggar in the street because he smells bad, he follows me and calls me names, but it's not 'missachten' because the beggar doesn't have authority over me, and he's not making demands of me. 'Disregard' and 'defiance' are both correct, but 'disregard' is the more common word, and you were asking for the most common word. "Defiance" is a very strong "disregard", so you can think of it like this. You can disregard both a traffic sign and a king, but you can only defy a king. If you tried to defy a traffic sign, it would sound silly, like Don Quixote fighting a windmill.