What is another word for slighting?
Pronunciation:
[ slˈa͡ɪtɪŋ], [ slˈaɪtɪŋ], [ s_l_ˈaɪ_t_ɪ_ŋ]
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Similar words for slighting:
- abusive (adjective)
- deprecative (adjective)
- deprecatory (adjective)
- derogatory (adjective)
- detractive (adjective)
- disadvantageous (adjective)
- hateful (adjective)
- insulting (adjective)
- invidious (adjective)
- omitting (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- pejorative (adjective)
- deprecating (noun)
- disregard (noun)
- ignoring (noun)
- omission (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other synonyms
- disregarding
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Slighting:
adj.
• abusive (adjective) • deprecative (adjective)- more disapproving,
- most disapproving,
- most deprecating,
- more deprecating,
- de precative,
- dis-approving,
- de-precative,
- dis approving.
- more aspersing,
- de-grading,
- un flattering,
- more belittling,
- de-crying,
- de-spiteful,
- de-rogatory,
- most detracting,
- most minimizing,
- de crying,
- un-favorable,
- de grading,
- de-meaning,
- more minimizing,
- more decrying,
- dis-honoring,
- de rogatory,
- more maligning,
- de meaning,
- most aspersing,
- more reproachful,
- de spiteful,
- un favorable,
- more detracting,
- most maligning,
- more dishonoring,
- most vilifying,
- most belittling,
- fault finding,
- dis honoring,
- most decrying,
- most demeaning,
- more demeaning,
- more vilifying,
- un-flattering,
- most reproachful,
- most dishonoring.
- more debit side,
- on debit side,
- most debit side,
- more debitside,
- most debitside,
- dis-advantageous,
- in-expedient,
- more downside,
- more debit-side,
- un profitable,
- objectionable,
- un-complimentary,
- pre judicial,
- in expedient,
- un-profitable,
- un complimentary,
- illtimed,
- in opportune,
- debitside,
- most debit-side,
- more uncomplimentary,
- most dyslogistic,
- in-opportune,
- most downside,
- ill-timed,
- most uncomplimentary,
- more dyslogistic,
- pre-judicial,
- dis advantageous.
- dis-respectful,
- dis respectful,
- in-solent,
- most ridiculing,
- in solent,
- dis courteous,
- more ridiculing,
- un-civil,
- un civil,
- dis-courteous.
- more disregarding,
- dis-carding,
- most excluding,
- dis-regarding,
- dis carding,
- most repudiating,
- dis regarding,
- most discarding,
- more excluding,
- most canceling,
- more discarding,
- more canceling,
- more precluding,
- most excepting,
- more excepting,
- most disregarding,
- more repudiating,
- most precluding.
n.
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•
- astringent,
- acrid,
- biting,
- cheap,
- backhanded,
- acid,
- bland,
- CODED,
- cutting,
- allusive.
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•
- praise.
- dis-regards,
- in advertence,
- forgettings,
- brushoffs,
- neglectings,
- dis-regard,
- dis respects,
- dis-respects,
- overlookings,
- un concerns,
- dis-favor,
- in-attention,
- insouciances,
- in-attentions,
- dis esteems,
- dis regards,
- un-concerns,
- dis esteem,
- un-concern,
- over-sight,
- in attentions,
- in-difference,
- over-sights,
- over sights,
- over looking,
- dis-respect,
- in-advertences,
- dis-interests,
- unmindfulnesses,
- dis interests,
- in-advertence,
- brush-offs,
- dis-favors,
- in-differences,
- dis-esteems,
- un-mindfulnesses,
- dis favors,
- slightings,
- over sight,
- brush offs,
- over-looking,
- un mindfulnesses,
- un mindfulness,
- dis favor,
- un concern,
- dis-interest,
- in differences,
- in attention,
- un-mindfulness,
- dis respect,
- dis-esteem,
- dis regard,
- in advertences,
- in difference,
- the cold shoulders,
- dis interest.
- in advertency,
- non-inclusions,
- over looks,
- over-look,
- non inclusions,
- in-advertencies,
- over-looks,
- disregardances,
- passing overs,
- with-holdings,
- de-fault,
- preteritions,
- ignorings,
- leaving outs,
- noninclusions,
- with holding,
- cutting outs,
- de faults,
- pretermissions,
- in-advertency,
- in advertencies,
- over look,
- excludings,
- with holdings,
- de-faults,
- non inclusion,
- de fault,
- with-holding.
Other synonyms:
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- disparaging.
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- low.
- denigrate,
- flouts,
- Disesteeming,
- inattention,
- comedown,
- derisory,
- indignity,
- derelict,
- disparagement,
- Affronting,
- sparing,
- unwary,
- minimize,
- scurrilous,
- depreciation,
- downplay,
- demean,
- despises,
- contemn,
- dismissal,
- revile,
- sneering,
- abusive,
- despise,
- denigrative,
- Rebuffing,
- moderating,
- minuting,
- discard,
- failure,
- denial,
- detraction,
- disregarding,
- disapproval,
- indifference,
- neglectfulness,
- Contemptuousness,
- underestimating,
- rebuff,
- disesteem,
- Ignoring,
- cavalierly,
- carelessness,
- disdainfully,
- Disdaining,
- prohibition,
- breach,
- slight,
- Decrying,
- cancellation,
- neglectful,
- adverse,
- censorious,
- haughtily,
- flouter,
- disrespect,
- disband,
- offending,
- oversight,
- arrogance,
- personal,
- heedlessness,
- trimming,
- Outraging,
- insult,
- individual,
- Slurring,
- Abusing,
- denigratory,
- decry,
- Scanting,
- scoff,
- abnegation,
- Despiser,
- deprecate,
- smalling,
- scornful,
- repudiation,
- Defying,
- inadvertence,
- Quieting,
- Tendering,
- derogate,
- depreciate,
- unconcern,
- censure,
- denunciation,
- ignore,
- fail,
- Ridiculing,
- disdain,
- slack,
- unwatchful,
- Disvaluation,
- lax,
- fault,
- contempt,
- Vilifying,
- cast,
- derogation,
- aspersion,
- scorns,
- Procrastinating,
- contumelious,
- flout,
- nonrestrictive,
- thinning,
- Lowing,
- disparagingly,
- neglect,
- humbling,
- catty,
- Skimping,
- debase,
- not difficult,
- Suppling,
- Fainting,
- inattentive,
- scorning,
- unguarded,
- snub,
- loose,
- refusal,
- undervalue,
- cut,
- contemptuous,
- scandalous,
- degrade,
- slimming,
- intimate,
- relaxed,
- underrate,
- displace,
- Snubbing,
- error,
- bitchy,
- disgrace,
- critical,
- preclusion,
- slanderous,
- despising,
- permissive,
- scorn,
- negligent,
- dismiss,
- defamatory,
- demeaning,
- depreciating,
- degrading,
- disparage,
- Repulsing,
- scorner,
- laissez faire,
- abase,
- scamping,
- unfriendly,
- rejection,
- defy,
- gentling,
- disparages,
- elimination,
- contemptuously,
- sour grapes,
- disdainful,
- scornfully,
- Fining,
- negation,
- shallowing,
- belittle,
- remiss,
- inadvertent.
How to use "Slighting" in context?
Slighting is a deliberate act of causing humiliation or embarrassment. It can be done intentionally, or without intent. It can be a verbal attack, an act of aggression, or a targeted insult.
Slighting can be very harmful to someone's feelings. It can leave them feeling exposed and vulnerable. It can cause them to feel like they are not worthy of respect. It can make them feel like they are not welcome in the world.
Slighting can devastate the victim's self-esteem. It can make them feel like they can't cope with life.
Paraphrases for Slighting:
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Independent
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Verb, gerund or present participle
Neglecting.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
Homophones for Slighting:
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