0 past simple and past participle of deprecate
1 to not approve of something or say that you do not approve of something:
2 to say that you think something is of little value or importance:
He always deprecates my achievements.
Rather, they were a rehabilitation of logic and -calculus, deprecated by traditional mathematicians.
Additionally, the entities/properties removed are, in fact, marked as 'deprecated'.
This illustrates the practical risks of depending on deprecated and little used features!
Such a strategy allows compatibility with future search operations that still use the deprecated entities.
The close proximity of the stables to the residential quarters (in some cases they are part of the same building) is a fact much to be deprecated.
Aurobindo's essay justifying the morality of boycott was written partly in response to "a poet of sweetness and love" who had deprecated boycott as "an act of hate".
Drummond strongly deprecated all such antisemitic arguments.
Had they not given such a service, they would have disappeared long ago and their forcible removal is to be deprecated.
