belittler (Meaning)

belittler

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

No weak antonyms found.

The constant belittler in the office often made his colleagues feel inadequate with his derogatory remarks.
She refused to be swayed by the belittler's attempts to undermine her confidence in the project.
Despite his accomplishments, he couldn't shake off the feeling of being a constant belittler.
The teacher warned the students about the harmful effects of being a belittler towards their peers.
He realized too late the damage caused by his role as a belittler in his relationship.
The belittler's comments were like daggers to her self-esteem, leaving lasting scars.
She distanced herself from the group, tired of being the target of their belittler's ridicule.
In a supportive environment, there's no place for a belittler who seeks to undermine others' efforts.
The belittler's behavior masked his own insecurities and fears of inadequacy.
Despite being labeled as a belittler, he struggled to change his ways, trapped in a cycle of negativity.

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

derider, detractor, jiber, giber, denigrator, jeerer, heckler, scorner, harasser, needler

praiser, champion, commender, comforter, solace, succorer,bodyguard, soother,

The constant belittler in the office often made his colleagues feel inadequate with his derogatory remarks.

She refused to be swayed by the belittler's attempts to undermine her confidence in the project.

Despite his accomplishments, he couldn't shake off the feeling of being a constant belittler.

The teacher warned the students about the harmful effects of being a belittler towards their peers.