What would the noun form for *despise* be?

My current two ideas are *despite* and *derision.*

According to Google, the etymology of *despite* is
>Middle English (originally used as a noun meaning ‘contempt, scorn’ in the phrase in despite of): from Old French *despit*, from Latin *despectus* ‘looking down on,’ past participle (used as a noun) of *despicere* (see despise).

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For *derision*, I get
>late Middle English: via Old French from late Latin *derisio(n-)*, from deridere ‘scoff at.’

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Thus, I think that *despite* makes more sense based on its etymology, but what would be generally accepted?