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deprecate
verb (deprecated , deprecating ) to express disapproval of something; to deplore something.
[17c, originally meaning -to pray against evil-: from Latin deprecari to try to avert]
deprecating adjective .
deprecatingly adverb .
deprecation noun the expression of disapproval.
deprecative or deprecatory adjective
1 showing or expressing disapproval.
2 apologetic.
deprecator noun .
deprecatorily adverb .
verb (deprecated , deprecating ) to express disapproval of something; to deplore something.
[17c, originally meaning -to pray against evil-: from Latin deprecari to try to avert]
deprecating adjective .
deprecatingly adverb .
deprecation noun the expression of disapproval.
deprecative or deprecatory adjective
1 showing or expressing disapproval.
2 apologetic.
deprecator noun .
deprecatorily adverb .
| deprecate, depreciate As with many confusable words, the meanings of these two overlap somewhat. Essentially, deprecate implies outright deploring or disapproval, whereas depreciate implies a more considered belittling or undervaluing: George made a deprecating sound, but she held up her hand to silence him. He gave a tiny, self-depreciating laugh on the last word, acknowledging his inadequacy. |
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