0 showing a critical or disapproving attitude to someone or something in an insulting manner -- menghina
derogatory comments/remarks.
Despite the popular view that personal that applied to individuals is somehow derogatory, it is never clearly intended as such.
Some older people, however, reported derogatory remarks that had remained with them throughout their lives.
The possibility of derogatory matrices (an eigenvalue with geometric multiplicity greater than one) may even render certain invariant subspaces unreachable.
Speech coded as devaluing is characterized by belittling, criticism, mocking sarcasm, or derogatory or condescending language.
Now it has no such derogatory meaning, but is used merely descriptively in a religious or ethnic sense that should cause offence to no one.
There must be some limits to the derogatory remarks we can make about gossips.
I do not use the word politics in a derogatory sense.
The bilinguals had silently overheard and understood the derogatory jokes by the medical staff.
