disparaging ПРИЛ. (disdainful)
- disparaging
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- disparaging remark
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disparage [dɪˈspærɪdʒ, америк. -ˈsper-] ГЛ. перех.
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Fox disparages his talents, but admits his power of moving the passions and the charm of his musical voice.
en.wikipedia.org However, in later years he has come to disparage the term "serialism" as being almost without meaning.
en.wikipedia.org After the 1918 flu epidemic, both hygiene and etiquette advocates began to disparage public use of the spittoon, and use began to decline.
en.wikipedia.org Rose recommended a number of authors to his students and disparaged other authors, based on his research.
en.wikipedia.org Today, however, this music is disparaged and labeled as sweet music by jazz purists.
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