disparagement|disparagements in English
noun
[dis·par·age·ment || dɪ'spærɪdʒmənt]
degradation, scorn, slander, belittlement
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1. Belittling definition is - expressing disparagement : disparaging, depreciatory
2. Faint praise is disparagement.
3. Bucolic Agricultural: used humorously or in disparagement
4. Shall not intentionally expose the student to embarrassment or disparagement.
5. Reviewers have been almost unanimous in their disparagement of this book.
6. 44 synonyms for Criticism: fault-finding, censure, disapproval, disparagement, stick, knocking
7. He was humble and meek, filled with self - disparagement and abasement.
8. Furthermore, Christianity's disparagement of passions, particularly the sexual ones, lowered the believer's general state of vitality.
9. Belittlement (countable and uncountable, plural Belittlements) an act of belittling Synonyms: denigration, disparagement; Translations
10. Synonyms for Belittlings include criticism, denigrations, derision, disparagement, mockings, ridicule, scorn, vilification, derogations and diminishments
11. Synonyms for Belittlement include disparagement, denigration, detraction, deprecation, derogation, depreciation, diminishment, aspersion, ridicule and belittling
12. But in the development of world literature some problems from them hide a certain subtle disparagement.
13. The objective conditions, such as the honor, shame, praise and disparagement, have no influence on him.
14. Synonyms for Contumely include aspersions, defamation, denigration, derision, disparagement, insults, invective, slander, slurs and abuse
15. Along with this disparagement of a compliment is the American tendency to laugh at one's own mistakes and admit one's weaknesses.
16. If other attractive options for employment or participation come up, many people will opt out of the stress and disparagement of constant Condescension …
17. Booing is an act of showing displeasure for someone or something, generally an entertainer, by loudly yelling boo! or making other noises of disparagement, such as hissing
18. Four years later, the heads of that department charged Blower with "verbal abuse, false statements, disparagement, and harassment of faculty, " according to a news report in Science.
19. A Critique is an impersonal evaluation of the strengths and limitations of the research being reviewed and should not be seen as a disparagement of the researchers ability
20. Since the moment he announced that he would leave Real Madrid a campaign of disparagement on which Beckham can make very few to avoid has begun.
21. Backbiting noun slander, abuse, spite, gossip, smearing, malice, maligning, defamation, vilification, denigration, bitchiness (slang), calumny, disparagement, muckraking, vituperation, spitefulness, cattiness (informal), scandalmongering, detraction, calumniation Corporate Backbiting is nothing new.
22. The first is that however you tart it up, a message of broad continuity makes a nonsense of the Grand Old Party's shrill disparagement of the incumbent president's foreign policy.
23. The examples used throughout this book of various applications, software bugs, and software test tools are in no way intended as an endorsement or a disparagement of the software.
24. Fully documenting any issues in writing is an obvious best practice, but it's important that the communications be free of terminology that can be taken as an accusation or disparagement.
25. Yet, between 1970 and 1998 the RAF was able to impose a reign of terror on that country completely divorced from the reality of their small size, limited public support, and popular disparagement.