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detractor
Spanish
desacreditador
One who disparages or belittles the worth of something.
knocker
disparager
depreciator
Catalan
detractor
1
Thou shalt not be a
detractor
nor a whisperer among the people.
2
Alone, of all the vegetables, stood spinach, with not a single
detractor
.
3
To the slight of the
detractor
or aspersion of the defamer:
4
Later on, however, he inquired concerning the identity of this
detractor
.
5
Ovid begins the poem by asking his
detractor
why he criticizes Ovid's verse.
6
But it turned out that she wasn't a
detractor
at all.
7
Shields demanded the name of his
detractor
;
Lincoln assumed the responsibility; a challenge followed.
8
Apple was the fund's largest
detractor
in the quarter, Danoff said in his overview.
9
Lysandra frowned, wondering how best to deal with her
detractor
.
10
Let the envious
detractor
tremble at the words, "the Lord heard it."
11
He directed compelling gaze into the eyes of his
detractor
.
12
The second
detractor
of Walton was Lord Byron, who wrote
13
Never listen to a backbiter,
detractor
,
or slanderer-itis sinful.
14
Our biggest
detractor
last quarter to our performance was Herbalife.
15
Brother Paul's answer to indorser and
detractor
alike was to buy up more radiotime.
16
The thought of a fool is sin: and the
detractor
is the abomination of men.
detractor
biggest detractor
envious detractor
add detractor
art a detractor
determined detractor
Catalan
detractor
Spanish
desacreditador
detractor
menospreciador
depreciador