pejorative in A Sentence

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    We use it in the Pejorative sense.

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    That's so gay" is always Pejorative, always harmful, and always homophobic.

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    In the modern world the word“humility” is often used in a Pejorative sense.

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    The"Harley-Davidson" name was mocked as"Hardly Ableson","Hardly Driveable," and"Hogly Ferguson", and the nickname"Hog" became Pejorative.

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    The term parlor magic is sometimes used but is considered by some to be Pejorative.

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    It unnecessarily creates fear, especially when Pejorative terms like“dangerous” are recklessly linked with mental ill-health.

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    In the current debate, the term anti-life is often used in the most Pejorative way.

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    The term pseudoscience is considered Pejorative because it suggests something is being presented as science inaccurately or even deceptively.

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    The term pseudoscience is often considered Pejorative[4]because it suggests something is being presented as science inaccurately or even deceptively.

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    The Pejorative connotations of the word can be summed up in the aphorism,"One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter".

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    The term pseudoscience is often considered Pejorative,[4] because it suggests something is being inaccurately or even deceptively portrayed as science.

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    Based on the feedback, Drew applied more adhesive to the tape and ultimately branded the tape with the Pejorative"stingy" name of"Scotch.".

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    Today's Pejorative terms like“snowflake” aren't so far removed from yesterday's insults of boys and men for being wimps or sissies or cry-babies.

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    Sometimes, a term may begin as a Pejorative and eventually be adopted in a non-Pejorative sense(or vice versa) in some or all contexts.

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    In recent years, at least among Shia clerics, the term ruhani(spiritual) has been promoted as an alternative to mullah and akhoond, free of Pejorative connotations.

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    In recent years, at least among Shia mullahs, the term ruhani(spiritual) has been promoted as an alternative to mullah and akhoond, free of Pejorative connotations.

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    Although the term reactive planning goes back to at least 1988, the term"reactive" has now become a Pejorative[according to whom?] used as an antonym for proactive.

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    Depending upon the context, fundamentalism can be a Pejorative rather than a neutral characterization, similar to the ways that calling political perspectives"right-wing" or"left-wing" can, for some, have negative connotations.

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    Depending upon the context, the label"fundamentalism" can be a Pejorative rather than a neutral characterization, similar to the ways that calling political perspectives"right-wing" or"left-wing" can have for some negative connotations.

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    So early on“two bit” wasn't a Pejorative, but somewhere along the way, presumably as prices increased via inflation while the value of a bit did not, the negative connotation came.

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    Outside of our fair share of“man up” jargon, we persistently use effeminate, Pejorative adjectives as a form of irony to build camaraderie, diminish feminine traits, and highlight the inherent masculine nature of military tasks.

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    However, it has become largely Pejorative and used almost exclusively to refer to any fringe theory which explains a historical or current event as the result of a secret plot by conspirators of almost superhuman power and cunning.

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    The seeds of this post were planted by a reader who wrote an email to me complaining of what she had interpreted in my earlier blog posts on this syndrome as a Pejorative attitude toward folks with bpd.

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    In such cases, the term"dervishes" may have been used as a generic(and often Pejorative) term for the opposing Islamic entity and all members of its military, political and religious institutions, including persons who would not be considered"dervishes" in the strict sense.

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    When someone asserts that a conspiracy has taken place(especially when it is a conspiracy by powerful people or institutions) that person's word is automatically given less credence than it should because of an irrational prejudice associated with the Pejorative connotations of these terms.

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