deprecation

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Arthur made a grimace that might have been either of assent or deprecation.

Still pressing her handkerchief against her lips with her right hand, she put out her left in a gesture of deprecation.

He blinked at the lights and the fire, then with a gesture of deprecation crossed the hall to the stairway.

She saw what he meant—the deprecation, by their old law, of betrayals of the intimate note.

Nicky brought tea to Jane, who opened her eyes at him in deprecation of his alarming reticence.

The very tone adopted, that of deprecation of criticism, would be in their view a proof of weakness, and as such they accepted it.

In this I have received from some a degree of credit for having kept silence, and from others, some deprecation.

The Swede boy lowered his arm very slowly, looking about him with an air of deprecation.

Again the gray face flushed; again the hand was raised in deprecation.