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Synonyms & Antonyms of slighting
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- slighting remarks about the general lack of musical talent among the contestants
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- aspersing,
- calumnious,
- defamatory,
- insulting,
- libelous
- (or libellous),
- maligning,
- slandering,
- slanderous,
- vilifying
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slighting
verbSynonyms & Antonyms of slighting (Entry 2 of 2)
- the dancers felt slighted by the harsh comments of the judges
Synonyms for slighting
- affronting,
- disrespecting,
- dissing
- [slang],
- insulting,
- offending,
- outraging,
- slapping,
- wounding
Words Related to slighting
- defaming,
- disparaging,
- libeling
- (or libelling),
- maligning,
- reviling,
- slandering,
- slurring,
- smearing
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- as a temp worker, she often feels slighted by the people she has to work with
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- music critics who slight any style of music that doesn't fit their personal taste
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- slighted several major authors in her survey of 20th-century fiction
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The first known use of slighting was in 1632
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