detractress (Meaning)
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detractress (n.)
A female detractor.
Synonyms & Antonyms of detractress
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detractress Sentence Examples
- Throughout history, many a **detractress** has attempted to downplay the achievements of talented women.
- As the sole female candidate, she anticipated facing some **detractresses** who might question her qualifications.
- Though his work had merit, a vocal **detractress** in the media constantly highlighted its flaws.
- The **detractress's** accusations, often based on speculation, did little to tarnish the scientist's reputation.
- Despite facing numerous **detractresses**, the artist remained confident in her unique style.
- The historical account aimed to present a balanced view, acknowledging both the leader's accomplishments and the criticisms of his **detractresses**.
- Online forums can become breeding grounds for **detractresses**, who spread negativity anonymously.
- Her calm demeanor in the face of her **detractress's** outburst only strengthened the public's support.
- While some **detractresses** dismissed the new policy, many acknowledged its potential benefits.
- Biographers often grapple with separating fact from the biased opinions of the subject's **detractresses**.
FAQs About the word detractress
A female detractor.
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No antonyms found.
Throughout history, many a **detractress** has attempted to downplay the achievements of talented women.
As the sole female candidate, she anticipated facing some **detractresses** who might question her qualifications.
Though his work had merit, a vocal **detractress** in the media constantly highlighted its flaws.
The **detractress's** accusations, often based on speculation, did little to tarnish the scientist's reputation.
