"Denigrate" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Denigrate" Meaning

To denigrate someone or something means to speak or write about them in a way that is critical and insulting, often with the intention of damaging their reputation or making them feel badly about themselves.

"Denigrate" Examples

Example Sentences for "Denigrate"


1. By repeatedly criticizing her work, he began to denigrate her skills as a designer, making her feel unmotivated and unconfident.

2. The politician's opponents accused him of trying to denigrate his opponent's character by spreading false rumors.

3. The blog's purpose was to educate and inspire, not to denigrate or belittle others.

4. The athlete's coach made sure to praise her achievements rather than denigrate her mistakes.

5. The artist felt that the art critic's harsh review was an attempt to denigrate her unique style and vision.

"Denigrate" Similar Words

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A denialist is someone who refuses to accept or acknowledge the existence or truth of a particular fact, situation, or event. The term is often used to describe individuals who deny or downplay the reality of an issue, such as climate change, a historical event, or a scientific concept, often due to ideological or political beliefs.

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Someone who denies or refuses to recognize the existence or occurrence of something, often in a stubborn or obstinate manner.

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