deigning (Meaning)

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deigning (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Deign

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The arrogant aristocrat looked down on everyone, never deigning to acknowledge those he considered beneath him.
Despite her immense popularity, the pop star avoided deigning to engage with her fans on social media.
The CEO rarely interacted with his employees, never deigning to learn their names.
The professor delivered the lecture with an air of superiority, never deigning to entertain questions from the students.
The prima donna actress stormed off the set, not deigning to tolerate the director's criticism.
The queen hosted a lavish banquet, deigning to invite only the most esteemed members of society.
The snobbish socialite attended the event, barely deigning to acknowledge the other guests.
The cat sat aloofly on the windowsill, not deigning to respond to its owner's calls.
The politician breezed through the crowd, never deigning to stop and speak with the constituents.
Despite his expertise in the field, the expert refused to share his knowledge, not deigning to educate others.

of Deign

stooping,condescending, shaming, humbling, abasing, demeaning, lowering, debasing, dishonoring, degrading

rising, rising,,

The arrogant aristocrat looked down on everyone, never deigning to acknowledge those he considered beneath him.

Despite her immense popularity, the pop star avoided deigning to engage with her fans on social media.

The CEO rarely interacted with his employees, never deigning to learn their names.

The professor delivered the lecture with an air of superiority, never deigning to entertain questions from the students.