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despectivo Tending to diminish or disparage.
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Given what had gone before, this was a denigration of the anthem.
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Trump's comments are just the most recent in a litany of denigration.
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The glamorisation of the Irish language or the denigration of Gaeltacht culture.
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But even this proved sufficient cause for bitterness, resentment, and quiet denigration.
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Stop Demand works to combat the sexual denigration of women and children.
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Ishii portrays painful humiliations to deadpan comic effect without belittling the victims.
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He would dismiss her attempts in a most painful and belittling way.
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I'm completely uninterested in calling someone a hoe or belittling them-mosttimes.
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He brandished his sword against his opponents without mocking or belittling them.
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Trump is not the first president to suffer such a rapid belittling.
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A woman must understand that she lowers herself by belittling her sisters.
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Then his voice changed to that of a man belittling his misfortunes.
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He didn't like being contradicted or interfered with while belittling his daughter.
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Weaver Veranoa Hetet agreed and said she found the Defence Force claim belittling.
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The belittling view of men in power fits best our self-esteem.
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When Freddy didn't conform to that world view, Fred responded by belittling him.
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His face had shifted into intense concern, no belittling this problem.
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The belittling, malicious note in Ashe's manner had been clear enough.
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When Pet told Kedzie something belittling about somebody big Kedzie felt herself enlarged.
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I felt him drawing me, overcoming my hesitation, belittling my fear of ridicule.
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Why will you insist on belittling everything that you have done?
