Usage of "disparage terms"

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Usage of disparage terms in English

Doughty accused Holcomb of using racially disparaging terms to refer to Chen and another soldier. 
 Reuters 

Theorem had described herself in such disparaging terms. 
 Underground: Hacking, madness and obsession on the electronic fr... 

2nd.-Onlooking back, I find myself always referring to Sir Percival in disparaging terms. 
 The Woman in White 

The driver swears in Hungarian throughout the film, and speaks in disparaging terms about the men he aims his lorry towards. 
 The Guardian 

In religion, words like Methodist, Mormon and Quaker first appeared as disparaging terms, and were then taken up in defiance by believers. 
 BBC 

And so it is that this derived use of our eulogistic and disparaging terms plays a larger part than its primary application. 
 Problems of Conduct: An Introductory Survey of Ethics 

"I'm a single woman, and my name is Haynes," said Katy, "and I'd thank you to use no disparaging terms when speaking to me." 
 The Spy 

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