detractive (Meaning)
detractive (s)
causing to decrease in importance or value
detractive (a.)
Tending to detractor draw.
Tending to lower in estimation; depreciative.
Synonyms & Antonyms of detractive
FAQs About the word detractive
causing to decrease in importance or valueTending to detractor draw., Tending to lower in estimation; depreciative.
malicious, pejorative, depreciative, derisory, contemptuous, abusive, deprecatory,slighting, insulting, uncomplimentary
complimentary,laudatory, positive, laudatory, commendatory, friendly, commendatory, positive, complimentary, friendly
The film received mostly positive reviews, with only a few **detractive** comments mentioning the predictable plot. (Taking away from the overall positive reception)
Despite its historical significance, the monument's crumbling state had a **detractive** effect on its visual appeal. (Taking away from its beauty and grandeur)
The constant background noise proved to be **detractive** during the important presentation, hindering the audience's focus. (Taking away from the clarity and effectiveness of the message)
While the new phone boasts a powerful camera, its bulky design is a **detractive** feature for those seeking portability. (Taking away from a desired characteristic)
