bemean (Meaning)
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bemean (v. t.)
To make mean; to lower.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bemean
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bemean Sentence Examples
- The coach's harsh words bemeaned the players, undermining their confidence.
- The critic's review bemeaned the novel, labeling it as unoriginal and shallow.
- The politician bemeaned their opponents, resorting to personal attacks rather than discussing policies.
- The rumor bemeaned the reputation of the innocent victim, casting doubt upon their character.
- The bully's teasing bemeaned the shy child, making them feel worthless.
- The gossip bemeaned the absent person, spreading malicious and untrue stories.
- The graffiti bemeaned the public property, defacing it with offensive and disrespectful messages.
- The snooty neighbor bemeaned the newcomers, dismissing them as inferior due to their modest means.
- The arrogant boss bemeaned the employees, treating them like mere pawns in their game.
- The vindictive ex-lover bemeaned their former partner, painting them as a heartless and selfish person.
FAQs About the word bemean
To make mean; to lower.
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No antonyms found.
The coach's harsh words bemeaned the players, undermining their confidence.
The critic's review bemeaned the novel, labeling it as unoriginal and shallow.
The politician bemeaned their opponents, resorting to personal attacks rather than discussing policies.
The rumor bemeaned the reputation of the innocent victim, casting doubt upon their character.
