pejorative
/pɪˈdʒɒɹətɪv/
pejorative
📚 Meanings
- 1.
Expressing contempt or disapproval.
"He used a rather pejorative term to describe her."
- 1.
A word or phrase expressing contempt or disapproval.
"He used a rather pejorative term to describe her."
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Calling him 'lazy' felt pejorative.
Calling him 'lazy' felt pejorative.
She didn't like the pejorative tone in his voice.
She didn't like the pejorative tone in his voice.
The article used a few pejorative terms to describe the new policy.
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How do you pronounce pejorative?
pejorative is pronounced [/pɪˈdʒɒɹətɪv/]. You can hear a native pronunciation on Smoveth.
What does pejorative mean?
pejorative means "pejorative". See the meanings and examples higher up on the page for the full picture.
How difficult is pejorative?
pejorative is a Advanced-level word.
Can you give an example sentence with pejorative?
Example: "Calling him 'lazy' felt pejorative." — used to mean "pejorative".
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