deprecation

How To Use deprecation In A Sentence

• Expect witty self-deprecation galore. The Sun
• His was a speech laced with much humour and more than a little self-deprecation.
• He lost the ticket too, so he returned from his beat with a face like thunder snarling dire deprecations at the scavenger hunters.
• His was a speech laced with much humour and more than a little self-deprecation.
• The self-deprecation does not disguise an engaging personality. Times, Sunday Times
• Ware, who looks like Frasier Crane, only with an even bigger "brainiac" forehead, has a devastating line in self-deprecation. Daniel Clowes: 'You've got to be obsessed'
• The huge work pressure the tutorial system creates, can lead students into a downward spiral of self-deprecation and loss of confidence.
• His tone is tauntingly acidic, his expression world-weary but capable of mischievous reigniting; his hands keep taking off on a little dance of impatience and deprecation.
• England's World Cup song should embrace the national pastimes of miserabilism and self-deprecation.
• We defuse situations and transmit subtle messages through irony, humour and self-deprecation. Times, Sunday Times