condescending in the PONS Dictionary

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On the other hand, he gives some very intelligent (if often condescending) commentaries on many societal issues.
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Ruby began the series as a vain and condescending young man who did have a good heart deep down inside.
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They also tended to believe in racial equality and harmony although in ways that sound vaguely condescending today.
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Since he got the boon, however, he had become too proud and condescending toward everyone and troubled them in every possible way.
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This resulted him to come across as arrogant, sarcastic, and condescending young man.
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He has been accused by some commentators of being insulting, condescending and petulant to opposition politicians.
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On the surface he's terrific, if occasionally a little condescending.
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His rage is triggered by his condescending, overbearing boss.
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He was especially indignant about the condescending attitudes of many scientists towards alternative traditions.
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While playing for younger artists he was never condescending but was always supportive and never tried to show off or intimidate.
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