Noun:

कलंक,

denigrations's Usage Examples:

The work was banned in Austria and parts of Germany for its "denigrations and vilifications of Christianity", but was a strong seller in the Netherlands.

York Times hailing Catcher as "an unusually brilliant first novel" to denigrations of the book"s monotonous language and Holden"s "immorality and perversion".

a preface in which Keating defends the honour of Ireland against the denigrations of writers such as Giraldus Cambrensis, followed by a narrative history.

Sadkovich also states that such a fixation on Germany and such denigrations of Italians not only distort analysis, they also reinforce the misunderstandings.

face social stigma regarding their perceived lack of machismo and other denigrations of their masculinity.

Chen Bomao, angry over the situation, was making repeated denigrations of Chen Xu, who then resolved to take the throne himself.

] as value-laden denigrations rather than as neutral descriptive labels".

headlines for allegedly calling one of the club"s supporters, among other denigrations, a "retard" in a text message.

for whom he worked destroyed his reputation through constant public denigrations and firings, he may never join the hallowed hall where he should rightfully.

Chris Stigall on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT that the continued bickering and denigrations do nothing to further the interests of the party.

was banned in Austria and parts of Germany for its "denigrations and vilifications of Christianity", but was a strong seller in the Netherlands where it.

subdued, pleasant, cooperative, uncritical, and no further put-downs or denigrations of British engineering escaped his lips.

Despite these denigrations, its joyful melody has been celebrated as a forerunner to Arthur Honegger"s.

Synonyms:

disparagement, deprecation, dispraise,

Antonyms:

end, refrain, praise, defend,