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denigration

/ˌden.ɪˈɡreɪ.ʃən/

翻译: 指贬低、诋毁或污蔑某人或某事的言行,通常损害其名誉或品格。

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词语关系

noun

/ˌden.ɪˈɡreɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • zh指贬低、诋毁或污蔑某人或某事的言行,通常损害其名誉或品格。

A noun referring to the act of making critical or disparaging remarks that belittle someone or something, often attacking their character or reputation.

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  1. Belittling commentC1formal

    A remark that makes someone or something seem less important or valuable.

    zh贬低性言论

    • His constant denigration of her work made her feel worthless.
    • The article was full of denigration of the opposing party.
    • She responded to the denigration with a calm and reasoned argument.

    同义词aspersiondeprecationderisiondisparagementinsultput-downscornslight

    反义词accoladecommendationcomplimentpraisetribute

  2. Attack on characterC1formal

    An abusive attack on a person's character or good name.

    zh诽谤

    • The political campaign was marked by personal denigration rather than policy debate.
    • He sued the newspaper for denigration of his reputation.
    • Denigration of colleagues is not tolerated in a professional environment.

    同义词aspersioncalumnydefamationdisparagementlibelobloquyslandertraducementvilificationvituperation

    反义词acclaimcommendationglorificationhonorpraise

  3. Expression of disapprovalC1formal

    The act of expressing strong disapproval, especially of oneself.

    zh贬低

    • His speech was a denigration of his own past mistakes.
    • Self-denigration can be a sign of low self-esteem.
    • The denigration of the proposal by the committee was swift and harsh.

    同义词censurecondemnationdeprecationdisparagement

    反义词acclaimapprovalcommendationpraise

词形
  • denigrations plural form
  • denigrations' possessive plural form
  • denigration's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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