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Definition of detract
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Detract
(v. t.) To take away; to
withdraw.
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Derogate
::
Derogate
(v. t.) To
lessen;
to
detract
from; to
disparage;
to
depreciate;
-- said of a
person
or
thing.
Ostentation
::
Ostentation
(n.) The act of
ostentating
or of
making
an
ambitious
display;
unnecessary
show;
pretentious
parade;
--
usually
in a
detractive
sense.
Detractive
::
Detractive
(a.)
Tending
to
detractor
draw.
Derogation
::
Derogation
(n.) The act of
derogating,
partly
repealing,
or
lessening
in
value;
disparagement;
detraction;
depreciation;
--
followed
by of, from, or to..
Detract
::
Detract
(v. i.) To take away a part or
something,
especially
from one's
credit;
to
lessen
reputation;
to
derogate;
to
defame;
-- often with
from..
Dispraise
::
Dispraise
(v. t.) The act of
dispraising;
detraction;
blame
censure;
reproach;
disparagement.
Calumny
::
Calumny
(n.) False
accusation
of a crime or
offense,
maliciously
made or
reported,
to the
injury
of
another;
malicious
misrepresentation;
slander;
detraction..
Backbite
::
Backbite
(v. i.) To wound by
clandestine
detraction;
to
censure
meanly
or
spitefully
(an
absent
person);
to
slander
or speak evil of (one
absent).
Detracted
::
Detracted
(imp. & p. p.) of
Detrac.
Extenuate
::
Extenuate
(v. t.) To lower or
degrade;
to
detract
from.
Detractingly
::
Detractingly
(adv.)
In a
detracting
manner.
Detraction
::
Detraction
(n.) The act of
taking
away from the
reputation
or good name of
another;
a
lessening
or
cheapening
in the
estimation
of
others;
the act of
depreciating
another,
from envy or
malice;
calumny..
Derogator
::
Derogator
(n.) A
detractor.
Substrate
::
Substractor
(n.) A
detractor;
a
slanderer.
Detracor
::
Detracor
(n.) One who
detracts;
a
derogator;
a
defamer.
Backbiting
::
Backbiting
(n.)
Secret
slander;
detraction.
Derogate
::
Derogate
(v. i.) To take away; to
detract;
to
withdraw;
--
usually
with from.
Defamer
::
Defamer
(n.) One who
defames;
a
slanderer;
a
detractor;
a
calumniator.
Derogatory
::
Derogatory
(a.)
Tending
to
derogate,
or
lessen
in
value;
expressing
derogation;
detracting;
injurious;
-- with from to, or
unto..
Alloy
::
Alloy (v. t.)
Admixture
of
anything
which
lessens
the value or
detracts
from; as, no
happiness
is
without
alloy..
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