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disparaging

/dih-spar-i-jing/US // dɪˈspær ɪ dʒɪŋ //

诋毁性的,诋毁性,贬低,诋毁

Related Words

snide冷笑话,讽刺,讽刺地说,讥讽unfavorable不利的,不利于,不利,不良derogatory贬损性,贬低,贬损性的,贬低性defamatory诽谤性,诋毁性,诽谤,诽谤性的minimizing尽量减少,最小化,最大限度地减少,尽可能减少pejorative轻蔑,轻蔑的,轻蔑性,贬义depreciatory贬值的,贬值,折旧,折旧的detractory损人不利己,碍事的,损人利己,有损形象epithetical表征性的,表义的,表征性,表象的

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : that disparages; tending to belittle or bring reproach upon: a disparaging remark.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.derogative
Synonyms
defamatory诽谤性,诋毁性,诽谤,诽谤性的derogatory贬损性,贬低,贬损性的,贬低性snide冷笑话,讽刺,讽刺地说,讥讽unfavorable不利的,不利于,不利,不良minimizing尽量减少,最小化,最大限度地减少,尽可能减少depreciatory贬值的,贬值,折旧,折旧的detractory损人不利己,碍事的,损人利己,有损形象epithetical表征性的,表义的,表征性,表象的pejorative轻蔑,轻蔑的,轻蔑性,贬义

Examples

  • The name Washington Redskins is disparaging to Native Americans.

  • This isn't disparaging to other comedy actresses, but there's a range of skill sets, and she's just a bad ass actor.

  • ATOMIC ENERGY In 1938, Fortune magazine was disparaging about the future uses of atomic energy.

  • And I find it hard to imagine that he would be disparaging of his customers if they happened to be gay.

  • Unless the people now disparaging Keynes get their hands on them.

  • Even to hear any one disparaging the appearance of Jess's son is to me a pain.

  • I have no disposition to say disparaging things about the garden of annuals.

  • But that's just the way with professing Christians; they are always disparaging the delights which they are unfitted to enjoy.

  • The fruit, of course, is that for which the tree is cultivated; but who would magnify the fruit by disparaging the sap?

  • This was an implication deregatory to the glory, and disparaging to the power of the Son of God.

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