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Definition of denigration - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
criticismunfair criticism to make someone or something seem less valuable
- His constant denigration of her work affected her confidence.
2.
abuseabusive attack on a person's character or name
- His speech was a denigration of her achievements.
Origin of denigration
Latin, denigrare (to blacken)
Terms with denigration included in their meaning
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harsh talk
characterized by criticism or denigration
Examples of denigration in a sentence
She ignored the denigration and focused on her goals. The article was a denigration of his political career. She faced denigration from her peers at work.
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- French:dénigrement, diffamation, ...
- German:Herabsetzung, Herabwürdigung, ...
- Italian:denigrazione, ...
- Spanish:denigración, desprestigio, ...
- Portuguese:denigração, ...
- Chinese:贬低, 中伤, ...
- Japanese:中傷, 誹謗, ...
- Arabic:تَشْوِيه السُّمْعَة, تَشْوِيه السُّمْعَة, ...
- Hebrew:הַשְׁמָצָה, הַשְׁמָצָה, ...
- Russian:клевета, поношение, ...
- Ukrainian:очорнення, ...
- Hindi:तुच्छीकरण, चरित्रहनन, ...
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