Noun:

అవమానపరచు, గార్జియస్, లఘవ్, అప్రమత్తం, అవమానంగా ఉండండి,

derogation's Usage Examples:

obtain a derogation to use kepone until 1993, arguing that no alternative pesticide was available, which has since been disputed.

Such competition might include self-promotion, derogation of other women, and direct and indirect aggression toward other women.

a 1986 decision of the House of Lords concerning the doctrine of non-derogation from grants.

A morganatic marriage would have been required, and the Faber pencil works could not have remained in the hands of their descendants because trafficking in commerce was still considered an act of social derogation among members of the Hochadel.

There must also be proportionality so ‘derogations remain within the limits of what is appropriate and necessary for achieving.

Majesty’s ships or vessels of war, being guilty of profane oaths, cursings, execrations, drunkenness, uncleanness, or other scandalous actions, in derogation.

Permissible derogations under article 15 must meet three substantive conditions: there must be.

Social identity theory suggests a positive relationship between identification of a nation and derogation of other nations.

However, several studies have investigated this relationship between national identity and derogating other countries, and found that identifying with national identity does not necessarily result in out-group derogation.

book; or shall preach, declare, or speak anything in the derogation or depraving of the said book, or anything therein contained, or of any part thereof;.

Holidays are a principle of Community law from which there could be no derogations.

52 (derogations) Keylor, William R.

can either be terminated by explicit derogation by the competent state authority, or through automatic derogation whereby the authoritative organisation.

Synonyms:

defamation, calumny, calumniation, slur, petty criticism, cold water, discourtesy, hatchet job, detraction, denigration, depreciation, disdain, belittling, aspersion, patronage, condescension, obloquy, traducement, sour grapes, disrespect, disparagement,

Antonyms:

love, accept, complimentary, disapproval, courtesy,