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    Disparagingly tells you how someone speaks, , or looks: in a putting-down way. The feeling is the same as disparaging, but this form goes with a verb. If she talks disparagingly of a plan, her manner shows she does not think it is worth much. It is a rather formal word; in easy talk you might say she spoke as if the idea was silly. Though actually, people sometimes smile disparagingly without saying a hard word — the look does the work.

    輕蔑地、帶貶意地

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組成disparaging + -ly (in that manner).

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  • disparagingthe adjective this adverb is built from
  • disparagethe verb at the root: to put someone or something down

原始詞典資料1 筆記錄

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disparaginglyadv

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    Insultingly.

    • The candidate spoke of his opponent disparagingly.
    • Sadie wrestled with the door's defective lock, saying disparagingly, "You seem to be making the running with doctors these days. Where did you pick up that one?"

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