Similar words: deprecate, deprecation, self-deprecating, depreciate, placatory, depreciation, predatory, preparatory. Meaning: ['deprɪkətərɪ /-keɪtrɪ] 
adj. tending to diminish or disparage.
adj. tending to diminish or disparage. 
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1. With a deprecatory grunt , the jackal again complied.
2. The subject of this eulogy murmured something deprecatory .
3. Accordingly he is not fried besides oneself, deprecatory also employee is fried.
4. The respect is designed in colour, majority of the expert inside course of study is deprecatory employ deeper, darker color, may make a space more depressive in that way.
5. "And you have observed, my wife, " said Defarge, in a deprecatory manner, "the anguish of his daughter, which must be a dreadful anguish to him! "
6. In the town that buys car become the order of the day in this loan, gong Haiyan is deprecatory however consume ahead of schedule.
7. The steward stands facing him at the other side of the table, if so deprecatory a stance as his can be called standing.
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