disparaged (Meaning)

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disparaged (imp. & p. p.)

of Disparage

The politician's reputation was disparaged by baseless rumors.
The critic harshly disparaged the movie, labeling it a cinematic catastrophe.
The company's new product was disparaged by rival brands, who claimed it was inferior.
The opposing attorney disparaged the witness's credibility, suggesting they had a motive to lie.
The editor summarily disparaged the writer's submission, finding it to be lacking in originality.
The online reviewer disparaged the restaurant, claiming it served overpriced and mediocre food.
The historian disparaged the popular belief, providing evidence to suggest it was a fabrication.
The teacher disparaged the student's behavior, warning that it was unacceptable.
The politician's opponents disparaged his policies, labeling them as both impractical and harmful.
The professor disparaged the student's essay, highlighting numerous grammatical errors and a lack of organization.

of Disparage

denigrated, diminished, criticized,dismissed, minimized, decried, trash-talked,belittled, depreciated, condemned

recommended, endorsed, glorified, approved, applauded, favored, applauded, exalted, extolled, approved

The politician's reputation was disparaged by baseless rumors.

The critic harshly disparaged the movie, labeling it a cinematic catastrophe.

The company's new product was disparaged by rival brands, who claimed it was inferior.

The opposing attorney disparaged the witness's credibility, suggesting they had a motive to lie.