Appears to be alearned borrowing fromChinese輕侮 /轻侮(qīngwǔ). Not attested in Japanese until 1864.^[1] Compare modernMandarin輕侮／轻侮 (qīngwǔ, “to insult”).

• (Tokyo)けーぶ[kéꜜèbù] (Atamadaka – [1])^[2][3][4]
• IPA^(key):[ke̞ːbɯ̟]

軽(けい)侮(ぶ)• (keibu) 

1. [from 1864]disdain,contempt

   軽侮(けいぶ)の目(め)で見(み)る

   keibu no me de miru

   to look on something withdisdain

The term軽侮 (keibu) is somewhat less strong than the synonym軽蔑(keibetsu).

• 軽蔑(けいべつ)(keibetsu):scorn

• 崇敬(すうけい)(sūkei):reverence

軽(けい)侮(ぶ)する• (keibusuru) transitive suru (stem軽(けい)侮(ぶ)し(keibushi),past軽(けい)侮(ぶ)した(keibushita))

1. [from 1864] todisdain something, toscorn something

The term軽侮する (keibu suru) is somewhat less strong than the synonym軽蔑する(keibetsu suru).

• 軽蔑(けいべつ)する(keibetsu suru): toscorn

• 崇敬(すうけい)する(sūkei suru): torevere

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