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Significados de denigration em inglês

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An abusive attack of a person's reputation by any slanderous communication.

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A belittling comment.

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denigració

The act of expressing disapproval (especially of yourself)

denigració
Uso de denigration em inglês
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Given what had gone before, this was a denigration of the anthem.
The Irish Times
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Trump's comments are just the most recent in a litany of denigration.
Wired
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The glamorisation of the Irish language or the denigration of Gaeltacht culture.
The Irish Times
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But even this proved sufficient cause for bitterness, resentment, and quiet denigration.
Forge of Darkness
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Stop Demand works to combat the sexual denigration of women and children.
Radio NZ
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It did not take long for Trump to veer from inspiration to denigration.
Reuters
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His denigration of Obama on the eve of the caucuses had everyone talking.
Game change: obama and the clintons, mccain and palin, and the r...
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Stop Demand works to combat the sexual denigration of women; Denise Ritchie joins us.
Radio NZ
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Substantia Jones is an activist against denigration of fat people.
Radio NZ
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However, I think Gladwell's denigration of weak ties in social activism is a bit misplaced.
Wired
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Mainstream pornography epitomises the origin of the words: the graphic denigration and humiliation of women.
The Guardian
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Only three weeks ago they had greeted the Liggett settlement with denial, derision and denigration.
The Irish Times
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And that every-second type of self-denigration was punishment enough.
Ebony
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I had forgotten just how bad the everyday constant denigration of women used to be.
The Guardian
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There is incessant denigration & ridicule of opponents.
The new yorker
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There was no denigration about Rosie Batty whatsoever.
News.com.au
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Denigration ao longo do tempo