Examples of using Pejorative in English and their translations into German
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Switzerland considered that the term"cult" is often used in a pejorative manner. xxxviii.
However, it is possible that this guide could also be perceived as being arrogant or pejorative.
applied such titles predominantly in a pejorative sense.
A lexical example of her Enlightened policy was the replacement of the pejorative word for"Jew"- Žid- with Evrej in official documents.
Desire is considered pejorative in Buddhism, and liberation from the existential state is coveted.
The word« terrorism» has become pejorative.
Pejorative tags must not be used.
The words"Impotence" and"impotent" are often used in a negative and pejorative sense.
And, of course, I don't mean"nut" in the pejorative sense.
A pejorative statement which is not explained in the text.
The least pejorative common nickname for promoters of AGW is'' Warmers.
Pejorative" is a word that expresses contempt or disapproval.
Common-linguistically Kitsch stands mostly pejorative for a- from the observer's point of view- emotionally inferior, longing-like expression of feelings.
it has already generated antagonistic questioning and pejorative comment.
On the other hand, There are fake hugging that also express a negative or pejorative sense the person who receives them as who gives them both.
Once called"hermaphrodites"(a term now considered pejorative and outdated), intersex people are not rare, but they are widely misunderstood.
Dad, do you remember Detective Fales ever using any kind of racist or pejorative language about Henry?
elitists and other pejorative classes. Accusations of"….
idea of hardline feminism, because I don't understand how that is pejorative.
the noun‘retard' is pejorative.