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What (who) is BELITTLED - definition
Belittled
·Impf & ·p.p. of Belittle.
Belittle
TYPE OF DECEPTION
Trivializing; Trivialising; Minimization (psychology); Making light of; Make light of; Trivialisation; Makes light of; Understate; Trivialise; Trivialize; Downplaying; Minimalize; Minimalized; Minimalization; Belittle; Belittling; Trivialization (psychology); Make light; Underplaying; Minimalisation; Minimalise; Minimalised; Down play; Down playing; Play down; Playing down
·vt To make little or less in a moral sense; to speak of in a depreciatory or contemptuous way.
belittle
TYPE OF DECEPTION
Trivializing; Trivialising; Minimization (psychology); Making light of; Make light of; Trivialisation; Makes light of; Understate; Trivialise; Trivialize; Downplaying; Minimalize; Minimalized; Minimalization; Belittle; Belittling; Trivialization (psychology); Make light; Underplaying; Minimalisation; Minimalise; Minimalised; Down play; Down playing; Play down; Playing down
¦ verb dismiss as unimportant.
Derivatives
belittlement noun
belittler noun
belittling adjective
belittlingly adverb
Examples of use of BELITTLED
1. Some also belittled – unwisely – China‘s importance to Israel.
2. But this is nothing to be belittled as mere politics.
3. Feeling belittled, he stormed out of Kabul and returned to his native Shibirghan.
4. Bush had belittled «nation building» while campaigning for president 18 months earlier.
5. "Despite taking great pride in my appearance I was regularly criticised, belittled and humiliated about it.