deprecative

“I find him extremely divisive and deprecative of people he considers weak,” said Udall, a mother of three boys who has the take-charge manner of someone used to mustering volunteer forces.

Persons Who May Be Adjured.—God may be adjured, but only in a deprecative manner, as is done in the obsecrations, "through Jesus Christ," "through Thy Passion and Death," etc.

She merely rocked a trifle faster and turned a smile which she strove to make amusedly deprecative upon her hostess.

They made their feelings public by scandalized aspirations, suppressed oh-h-hs, and deprecative shakings of the heads.

Mike said something deprecative of his own efforts and took the package.