8 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Denigrate' in a Sentence
"To criticize someone or something in a harmful and disrespectful way, damaging their reputation or character." more
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By the end of the debate, both debaters will have denigrated the other's argument.
By the time the news reaches her, the critics will have denigrated the movie for its lackluster plot.
He will have denigrated the scientific study, dismissing it as a flawed experiment.
Before the product launch, competitors will have denigrated the new technology as outdated.
The online forum will have denigrated into a chaotic exchange of insults and accusations.
Despite the positive impact, some will have denigrated the charity event as a publicity stunt.
Despite their achievements, some will have denigrated their success as mere luck.
Having faced setbacks, she will have denigrated her own abilities to overcome challenges.
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