अपमानित करना (en. Denigrate)

So on the whole, virtue signalling has its place in moral discourse, and we shouldn’t be so ready to denigrate it.

But Trump’s strategy is to denigrate and disparage the press in the public’s mind - seeking to convince the public that the press is engaged in a conspiracy against him.

According to Defendant No.1, it is perfectly lawful and legitimate for Defendant No. 1 to state that frozen desserts contain either vanaspati or vanaspati tel; all that is stated in the TVCs constitutes truth and the material on record satisfies the same; the two TVCs do not in any manner disparage or denigrate frozen desserts or constitute slander of goods as alleged by the Plaintiff.

It’s no coincidence that Trump continues to denigrate the media and hasn’t held a news conference since July.

In an interaction with farmers, Sarpanches, Panches and local activirts of Block Nagri in district Kathua, Jammu & Kashmir today, Dr Jitendra Singh said, the opposition has no facts or figures to prove their criticism and are indulging in purely political rhetoric to denigrate path breaking decision taken by Prime Minister Sh Narendra Modi.

You write: If there exists a scientist or sports fan who would denigrate [Michael] Jordan’s hard work and skill because of his obvious gift of height, I didn’t meet him in the reporting of this book.

Ministers of the government abused the protesting writers, filmmakers, scientists and artists calling them agents of foreign agencies which want to denigrate India.