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No. 9,588 in French

dénigré

"Criticized" or "disparaged."

In a sentence

  • Il a dénigré mon travail devant tout le monde.

    He disparaged my work in front of everyone.

    The word 'dénigré' is used here to mean 'disparaged' or 'criticized in a belittling manner', showing that someone's efforts or contributions are spoken of negatively.

  • Malheureusement, son projet a été dénigré avant d'être compris.

    Unfortunately, his project was disparaged before being understood.

    In this sentence, 'dénigré' means 'disparaged', referring to the premature criticism of an idea or work without proper understanding or appreciation.

  • Elle évite les discussions où elle pourrait être dénigrée par les autres.

    She avoids discussions where she could be disparaged by others.

    Here, 'dénigrée' (past participle in feminine form) is used to describe the act of being criticized or belittled by others, particularly in a personal context.

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