dispraise in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Sample Sentences

1. Her constant dispraise of his efforts made him reluctant to share his ideas.
2. The judge's dispraise of the defendant's actions was evident in her stern words.
3. Despite his talent, he often faced dispraise from critics who favored more traditional styles.
4. The teacher's dispraise of the student's project was disheartening for him.
5. In her speech, she addressed the dispraise directed at the community's efforts to improve local schools.
6. Many critics chose to dispraise the film for its lack of originality.
7. The professor did not hesitate to dispraise the student's poorly written essay.
8. Despite the acclaim it received, some reviewers were quick to dispraise the novel's pacing.
9. The artist felt disheartened by the dispraise that overshadowed her earlier successes.
10. In response to the dispraise from the audience, the playwright vowed to improve his next production.