Advanced as in depreciate To criticize or express disapproval, often by belittling or speaking negatively about someone or something. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Dispraise'
The political opponents were quick to dispraise each other's policies in the heated election campaign.
The journalist chose to dispraise the company's ethical practices in the investigative report.
The critics did not hesitate to dispraise the movie for its lackluster plot and unconvincing performances.
Despite the positive reviews, there were a few who took to social media to dispraise the newly released book.
The scientist chose to dispraise the methodology used in the research study due to its flawed experimental design.
The journalist faced backlash for choosing to dispraise a controversial topic in the editorial piece.
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