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Meanings of disparage in English
Usage of disparage in English
1
And we don't disparage people that do; it's a fine business model.
2
I have no wish to disparage beauty; it is almost a virtue.
3
He did not disparage himself with undue humility in asking this question.
4
Co-workers who encourage you may also disparage you in front of others.
5
Do you think it is acceptable that women can openly disparage men?
6
At least, she could not disparage him very consistently under the circumstances.
7
But she continued to disparage him to his face and to me.
8
I hope you didn't think I was trying to disparage Old Wardle.
9
Heaven forbid that we should disparage the women of the Revolutionary period!
10
Far be it from me to disparage the race of Israel.
11
We will not disparage England overmuch; she has done good service in history.
12
Far be it from me, Mr Childermass, to disparage your quaint country sayings.
13
But the job-slashing stereotype has allowed politicians to disparage Romney's record.
14
Australians are grumpier these days than the people they disparage as whinging Poms.
15
Some claim that the barriers do not exist, and disparage them.
16
He felt that he ought not to disparage the mother to the child.
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Disparage across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common