disparaging [dɪˈspærɪʤɪŋ, ingl. am. -ˈsper-] ADJ.
- disparaging
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- disparaging comments, remarks
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The guru disparaged education, so instead of doing her homework, she spent hours memorizing aphorisms and songs he wrote.
en.wikipedia.org Today, however, this music is disparaged and labeled as sweet music by jazz purists.
en.wikipedia.org Each side phrases its questions and answers in a way that strengthens its own position and disparages the other's.
en.wikipedia.org They are used as insults by persons who are not or do not wish to be associated with the group being disparaged.
en.wikipedia.org Though the book has been a commercial success, it is disparaged by historians as an unreliable source of misleading and misguided information.
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