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depreciatory

/dɪˈpriː.ʃi.ə.tɔːr.i/

Traduction: Adjectif rare signifiant qui tend à déprécier ou à exprimer une opinion défavorable, qui dévalorise ou rabaisse.

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/dɪˈpriː.ʃi.ə.tɔːr.i/C2formalobsolète
  • frAdjectif rare signifiant qui tend à déprécier ou à exprimer une opinion défavorable, qui dévalorise ou rabaisse.

An adjective meaning tending to diminish in value or expressing a low opinion; now rarely used in modern English.

  1. Tending to reduce valueC1formal

    Having the effect of lowering the worth or price of something.

    frDépréciatif (qui tend à réduire la valeur)

    • The constant criticism had a depreciatory effect on the company's stock.
    • His depreciatory remarks about the artwork lowered its market value.
    • The report's depreciatory tone caused the property prices to fall.

    Synonymesdepreciative

    Antonymesappreciativevaluable

  2. Belittling or disparagingC1formal

    Expressing a low opinion of someone or something; tending to belittle.

    frdépréciatif (qui déprécie)

    • She made a depreciatory comment about his efforts, which hurt his feelings.
    • His depreciatory attitude towards her achievements was uncalled for.
    • The review was full of depreciatory language, dismissing the film entirely.

    Synonymesdenigratorydeprecatoryderogatorydismissivedisparagingpejorativeslighting

    Antonymesappreciativecomplimentaryflatteringlaudatory

Formes
  • more depreciatory comparative form
  • most depreciatory superlative form
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