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derogate

/ˈdɛr.ə.ɡeɪt/

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/ˈdɛr.ə.ɡeɪt/C2formalobsolete
  • ruГлагол, означающий умалять или отнимать часть чего-либо, или отклоняться от стандарта или ожидания; в настоящее время в значительной степени устаревший или формальный.

A verb meaning to detract from or take away a part of something, or to deviate from a standard or expectation; now largely archaic or formal.

  1. To detract or take awayC1formal

    To take away a part of something, especially a quality or value; to diminish.

    ruУмалять

    • His rude comments derogated from the importance of the ceremony.
    • The new policy derogates from the principles of fairness.
    • Her behavior derogated from the team's morale.

    Synonymsdepreciatedetractdiminishlessenreduce

    Antonymsaddaugmentenhanceincrease

  2. To belittle or disparageC1formal

    To speak of someone or something in a way that shows a lack of respect; to criticize unfairly.

    ruУнижать или принижать

    • He derogated his opponent's achievements during the debate.
    • The article derogated the artist's work without justification.
    • She felt that the remarks derogated her professional reputation.

    Synonymsbelittledecrydenigratedeprecatedepreciatedisparageminimizerun downslight

    Antonymscomplimentelevateextolhonorlaudpraise

Forms
  • derogated past participle
  • derogated past simple
  • derogating present participle
  • derogates third person singular
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