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.
These provocative and offensive statements are always to be deprecated.
There is an unreal and artificial division, and one which ought to be deprecated.
Most railwaymen deplore these thefts and their trade unions have also deprecated them.
That seems to me to be a most unfair situation and to be deprecated.
It is a thing to be strongly deprecated.
He said that such conduct was strongly to be deprecated.
I also think that the growing habit of reading speeches should be deprecated.
Had they not given such a service, they would have disappeared long ago and their forcible removal is to be deprecated.
