condescend (Meaning)
condescend (v)
behave in a patronizing and condescending manner
do something that one considers to be below one's dignity
debase oneself morally, act in an undignified, unworthy, or dishonorable way
treat condescendingly
Synonyms & Antonyms of condescend
condescend Sentence Examples
- She always seemed to condescend to others, believing herself superior.
- His tone became condescending when he spoke to his subordinates.
- I refuse to condescend to your level of pettiness.
- Despite his wealth, he never condescended to flaunt it in front of others.
- It's frustrating when people condescend to offer help without truly understanding the situation.
- The professor's condescending attitude towards his students made learning difficult.
- She couldn't help but condescend to correct her coworker's mistakes.
- He would often condescend to join in on activities he considered beneath him.
- The politician's attempt to connect with the common people came off as condescending.
- It's important not to condescend to children when explaining complex concepts.
FAQs About the word condescend
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She always seemed to condescend to others, believing herself superior.
His tone became condescending when he spoke to his subordinates.
I refuse to condescend to your level of pettiness.
Despite his wealth, he never condescended to flaunt it in front of others.
