Similar words: denigration, denigrate, ingratiating, grating, integrating, migration, emigration, immigration. Meaning: ['denɪgreɪt] 
adj. (used of statements) harmful and often untrue; tending to discredit or malign.
adj. (used of statements) harmful and often untrue; tending to discredit or malign. 
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31, She was extremely arrogant in her claim, as well as denigrating and insulting to me!
32, They claim they just want to entertain the children and have promised they won't pass out pamphlets promoting their movement and denigrating China.
33, Judges called some of Wilders' comments crude and denigrating - but not illegal.
34, Psychologists spent much of the 20th century denigrating the work of 19th-century physiognomists and phrenologists who thought the shapes of faces and skulls carry information about personality.
35, Kryder is not denigrating the importance of faster computer processors, but he says, at the very least, both digital elements need each other.
36, As the vote approaches, he has abandoned his trademark optimism and launched a negative campaign denigrating his centre-left challenger Romano Prodi.
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