denigrate

She denigrated his efforts to help as insignificant.

It's not right to denigrate someone just because they have a different opinion.

The critic's review seemed more like an attempt to denigrate the artist than provide constructive feedback.

He denigrated her achievements out of jealousy.

It's important not to denigrate others based on their appearance.

She denigrated his cooking skills, but secretly enjoyed his meals.

The politician's speech was filled with denigrating remarks about his opponents.

She denigrated the value of higher education, believing experience was more important.

It's never okay to denigrate someone's cultural background.

He blames US politics for denigrating it.

Patois is a sort of a denigrating term.

Could this be denigrating of women?

" Instead of encouraging me, they're denigrating me, " Kahlon said.

Vladimir Kara-Murza has been convicted on charges of treason and denigrating the Russian military.

At the same time, regional accents were further denigrated and marginalized.

But he believed, as I believe, that you can be proud of your heritage without denigrating those of a different heritage.

All of that's great, and I don't denigrate it.

Humor is very powerful in denigrating and demoting people.

Perhaps the most denigrated of dialects is African-American English or Black English.