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Meanings of spoke disparagingly in English

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Usage of spoke disparagingly in English
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Albright, the dairyman, spoke disparagingly; she ordered him to look after the cows.
A Dream of Empire; Or, The House of Blennerhassett
2
He never spoke disparagingly of any person, nor overpraised any one.
Charles Lamb: A Memoir
3
He spoke disparagingly, though no doubt sincerely, of Kelly's play: the latter retorted.
Oliver Goldsmith: A Biography
4
Certain professors spoke disparagingly of what they called the "myths the Founders believed."
The 5000 year leap: a miracle that changed the world
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Because I spoke disparagingly of those Germans?
Cæsar or Nothing
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Johnson spoke disparagingly of the learning of a Mr. Harris, of Salisbury, and doubted his being a good Grecian.
Oliver Goldsmith: A Biography
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Paul spoke disparagingly of these ordinances, because the false apostles asserted that mankind is saved by them without faith.
Commentary on the Epistle to the Galatians
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Our own Petr Skrabanek, in The Death of Humane Medicine, spoke disparagingly of healthism as a tool of State coercion.
The Irish Times
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But when my fine master spoke disparagingly of the tradesmen as at the bottom of the trouble, my grandfather's patience came to an end.
Richard Carvel — Volume 01
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