pejorative in Japanese
pejorative in Japanese is 軽蔑的, 侮蔑的, 侮辱的 — pejorative means showing that you think something or someone is bad; insulting.
pejorative in Japanese
軽蔑的
Pronounced: keibetsuteki
Disparaging, belittling or derogatory. [from 1882]
侮蔑的
Pronounced: bubetsuteki
Disparaging, belittling or derogatory. [from 1882]
侮辱的
Pronounced: bujokuteki
Disparaging, belittling or derogatory. [from 1882]
侮蔑
Pronounced: bubetsu
A disparaging, belittling, or derogatory word or expression.
侮辱
Pronounced: bujoku
A disparaging, belittling, or derogatory word or expression.
軽蔑
Pronounced: keibetsu
A disparaging, belittling, or derogatory word or expression.
What does "pejorative" mean?
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adj Showing that you think something or someone is bad; insulting.
"These days, on platforms like X, slopulism is a pejorative label often applied to posts by politicians and pundits alike, anyone who shares out lowest-common-denominator ideas designed to appeal to loyal political bases."
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- These days, on platforms like X, slopulism is a pejorative label often applied to posts by politicians and pundits alike, anyone who shares out lowest-common-denominator ideas designed to appeal to loyal political bases.
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What is "pejorative" in Japanese?
"pejorative" in Japanese is 軽蔑的, 侮蔑的, 侮辱的. pejorative means: Showing that you think something or someone is bad; insulting.
How do you pronounce 軽蔑的?
"pejorative" in Japanese is 軽蔑的, pronounced "keibetsuteki".
Are there other ways to say "pejorative" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 6 translations listed for "pejorative": 軽蔑的, 侮蔑的, 侮辱的, 侮蔑, 侮辱, 軽蔑.
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