deprecatory
/dɪˈprɛkəˌtɔri/
adjective
- Expressing disapproval or criticism.
- The article took a deprecatory tone toward the new regulations.
- He gave a deprecatory glance at the poorly written report.
- Her deprecatory remarks about the plan made everyone uncomfortable.
- Tending to belittle or undervalue oneself or others; self-deprecating.
- His deprecatory humor made him popular at parties.
- The actor's deprecatory style endeared him to the audience.
- She made a deprecatory comment about her own singing ability.
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