belittlement (Meaning)

belittlement

to make (a person or a thing) seem little or unimportant, to speak slightingly of, to cause (a person or thing) to seem little or less

The constant belittlement from his colleagues shattered his confidence.
She endured years of belittlement from her abusive husband.
The victim felt humiliated and belittled after the public spectacle.
The manager's belittlement of his subordinates created a toxic work environment.
The harsh criticism from the teacher left the student feeling belittled.
Parents should avoid belittlement as it can damage a child's self-esteem.
The politician's belittlement of his opponents was seen as an unfair campaign tactic.
The coach's belittlement of the team resulted in low morale and poor performance.
The writer's belittlement of his peers within the industry drew negative attention.
The boss's belittlement of the employee was a clear indication of a power imbalance.

to make (a person or a thing) seem little or unimportant, to speak slightingly of, to cause (a person or thing) to seem little or less

criticism, disparagement, defamation, abuse, ridicule, depreciation, detraction, derogation, denigration, condemnation

exaltation,glorification, magnification, praise, approval, acclaim, aggrandizement, ennoblement, blessing, commendation

The constant belittlement from his colleagues shattered his confidence.

She endured years of belittlement from her abusive husband.

The victim felt humiliated and belittled after the public spectacle.

The manager's belittlement of his subordinates created a toxic work environment.