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condescending

[kon-duh-sen-ding] / ˌkɒn dəˈsɛn dɪŋ /


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“He was always extremely warm and very present, there was nothing condescending in him. He never treated me like a kid. We clicked right away.”

From Los Angeles Times

While this may sound condescending today, at the time it was a broad-minded position.

From The Wall Street Journal

It shows us that he could be down-to-earth without ever condescending to his readers.

From The Wall Street Journal

However, his wife, the Baroness Hoover, was monstrous, rude, and condescending, and like the Earl of Maytag, she scarcely considered the Incorrigibles to be human.

From Literature

But in a letter of resignation, she said another reason for leaving was the "condescending and controlling language used towards survivors".

From BBC