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Meanings of disparagement in English
Synonyms
Examples for "depreciation"
Examples for "depreciation"
1
The talk drifted off into general and particular depreciation of other times.
2
One is a provision that lets companies accelerate depreciation of new equipment.
3
That number excludes the effect of factors such as amortization and depreciation.
4
They include 30-year investment contracts that promise tax stability, and accelerated depreciation.
5
Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation stood at 125 million euros.
1
They name the working time directive on which we have a derogation.
2
A derogation may be granted to players with a short bridge career.
3
This transitional derogation is due to lapse at the end of 2002.
4
The seeking first is not in derogation of any true manhood.
5
Mr McCreevy is under pressure from the vociferous pro-lobby to secure a derogation.
Usage of disparagement in English
1
Hughes's sole disparagement of his side was that they relaxed when ahead.
2
Indeed, they have fostered a climate of disparagement about Apple Macintosh computers.
3
Such sarcasm were too shallow to be worth sounding even in disparagement.
4
God be my witness, I never spoke a word in his disparagement.
5
Be not hasty to believe flying reports to the disparagement of anyone.
6
But let it not seem as if this were meant for disparagement.
7
For females this dream is ominous of disparagement and desertion by lovers.
8
He joined her as though wholly unaware of her glance of disparagement.
9
This manner of dealing would have been no disparagement to his better.
10
Kirby gazed with critical disparagement at such Union forces as were visible.
11
Arnaud, however, in his slight scoffing disparagement, declined individually to annoy himself.
12
He spake unto somewhat mean persons, who may do it without disparagement.
13
There was a frisson of disparagement from Tranquillity sounding in her mind.
14
They had also much to say in disparagement of all John's connections.
15
This disparagement will not come from the leaders, but from inferior persons.
16
A little chilled by the old man's disparagement, Bernie nevertheless remained single-minded.
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Disparagement through the time
Disparagement across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common