disparagement

Is not this a disparagement of the person of man and a denial of God's power?

That is not said in disparagement of the last, but in admiration of the first.

For its priests and temples we have no words of disparagement.

This I say in no disparagement of our cavalry, who have done so magnificently.

Go and Catch a Falling Star is but one of a series of delightful lyrics in disparagement of women.

We are at a loss to understand how any one can speak with disparagement of colour as a source of the beautiful.

I speak by way of disparagement, as though we had been weak.

A term of disparagement corresponding nearly enough to the 'ravens' and 'vultures' of st. 28.

The foregoing comment is not intended as any disparagement of a Federal as contrasted with a centralized political system.

I cried, for I could not bear the least disparagement of my darling Carrie.