deprecation|deprecations in English

noun

[dep·re·ca·tion || ‚deprɪ'keɪʃn]

condemnation, disapproval; belittlement, protestatio

Use "deprecation|deprecations" in a sentence

1. Self-deprecation is a calculated part of his public persona.

2. So you have a mind/body dualism,a body and soul dualism and often there's the deprecation of the body and a deprecation of matter as morally inferior.

3. Self-deprecation is a recurring feature as Stevenson talks.

4. In this last discussion, we use the concept of deprecation.

5. Benchley's ironic tone and sense of self-deprecation are immediately apparent

6. The best way to avoid deprecation is to drive fewer miles, says Ibara.

7. Synonyms for Belittlement include disparagement, denigration, detraction, deprecation, derogation, depreciation, diminishment, aspersion, ridicule and belittling

8. Conclusion: Achievement goal orientation , uncertain personal control, self - deprecation are closely related to academic self - handicapping.

9. Over the years and to this day, Ascorbate has been and continues to be the target of many attacks and deprecations from numerous sources

10. You can read more about the new deprecation guidelines and all the features being deprecated in this blog post.

11. A good compromise is a planned deprecation and sunsetting schedule for every service version, as described in service deployment life cycle.

12. Consumers must be notified about deprecation of a service, to allow them time to change and test the consuming code.

13. Second, we have implemented a deprecation policy where we document all interfaces that are changing or going away within two releases of notice.

14. Truthfulness – is what Aristotle called moderation in one’s presentation of oneself, with Boastfulness as the excess and self-deprecation as the deficiency

15. Angular 7 was full of new features, bug fixes, performance improvements, and some code deprecation as a clean up of the refactors from old versions.

16. In 2003 Rodney Mullen and Daewon Song started, "Almost a skateboard company", a skate company that emphasized fun, creativity and self-deprecation

17. In this case, deprecation has the meaning that it will not be enhanced and will be withdrawn in a future version of WMB.

18. Players that own the Fly on Earth gamepass that join the game after its deprecation will receive a pop up rewarding the Broomstick and 2,000 diamonds.

19. Rental property owners may get less income tax refunds but when they sell their rental properties in the future, they will get less deprecation clawed back as well.

20. “Woman on the Beach” (200 Hong Sang-soo): A filmmaker dramatizes, with a scathing and comic self-deprecation, the egocentric romantic turbulence on which his art is nourished.

21. It was pretty painless; the 0 migration took less than a day (and that was only because I wanted to eliminate the deprecation warnings) and 1 was drop in.

22. Belittle (third-person singular simple present belittles, present participle belittling, simple past and past participle Belittled) To knowingly say that something is smaller or less important than it actually is, especially as a way of showing contempt or deprecation

23. Belittle (third-person singular simple present Belittles, present participle belittling, simple past and past participle Belittled) To knowingly say that something is smaller or less important than it actually is, especially as a way of showing contempt or deprecation

24. Aned_ 13 points 14 points 15 points 2 years ago As a Brit I usually love a bit of cultural self deprecation, but the one thing that really gets my goat up is the amount of people from all around the world who comment on British food being shit .

25. ) (from "esthetique du mal" by wallace stevens) ("home" and "groaned" rhyme Assonantly) consonant rhyme example- but antichrist got down from the barbary beast and doffed his plume in courteous prostration; christ left his jennet's back in deprecation and raised him, his own hand about the waist.