disparaging in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

disparaging in the PONS Dictionary

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As soon as white men around him heard the comment they immediately attacked him for disparaging the character of a white woman.
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Name slurs can also involve an insulting or disparaging innuendo, rather than being a direct derogatory remark.
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Some sects wrote polemics advocating their position, and occasionally disparaging rival sects.
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Registration of terms that are historically considered disparaging has been allowed in some circumstances.
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The recipient may receive disparaging remarks concerning their ethnicity, sexuality, religion, intelligence, political ideology, sense of ethics, or sense of aesthetics.
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The same obliviousness from male judges towards the treatment of their female colleagues exists when it comes to disparaging remarks toward the women judges.
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Commenting on the debates, the leaders of three minor parties who were not invited to participate were disparaging.
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His disparaging remarks about the last placed team, alienates the players.
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As a consequence, research indicates, disparaging views of adoptive families exist, along with doubts concerning the strength of their family bonds.
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Not every critic was disparaging of the film, however.
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