Similar words: complimentary, compliment, compliments, alimentary, pay a compliment, complementary, alimentary canal, sedimentary. Meaning: adj. 1. showing or representing unfavorably 2. tending to (or intended to) detract or disparage.
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1. She had some very uncomplimentary things to say about Stephen.
2. With a sneer in an uncomplimentary manner .
3. I can remember one day there was something uncomplimentary about him in the papers and he went out and had an unbelievable game, scoring one and setting up another.
4. An opportunity was afforded when the council supported El Universal in its uncomplimentary evaluation of the work of the early independence leaders.
5. Your wife is the only one with the knowledge and incentive to give you honest, frank, and sometimes uncomplimentary advices.
6. Sharp: Tasting term used to indicate an acidic or bitter taste. Usually uncomplimentary.
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7. We don't know whether animals insult their enemies by calling them human beings, but we often call on quite a few animals to describe other people in uncomplimentary ways.
8. The book is likely to shatter the myth that America's great writer and humorist was a cheerful old man, instead detailing his petty rages and uncomplimentary views of contemporaries, critics said.
9. He once called Hausser "crafty fox" in a very uncomplimentary way.
10. They were so incensed by the pictures, considered demeaning to an animal that has become a symbol, that any more uncomplimentary images will be banned under a draft law.
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