To disparage is to?

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To reduce in esteem or rank or to To speak in a disrespectful way

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How do you use disparage in a sentence?
Do not disparage good manners.
Where does the word disparage come from?
It is Old French, originally used in 1315 AD. See the related link below for more information on the history of the word.
How do use the word disparage in a compound sentence?
When the lady went into the meeting, her co-workers disparaged her for not having her presentation ready.
Can you use the word disparage in a sentence?
Disparage is to talk badly about someone The woman was disparaging about the boys teacher, so the other students told the principle, and the woman got kicked out of the school. the word disparage...
How does rhetoric tends to or elevate or disparage it subject?
It depends on the person. It can disparage someone due to the fact that they would consider themselves shunned, in a way. However, it can also elevate others who enjoy being thought about. Finally,...