单词	slighting
释义	slighting /ˈslʌɪtɪŋ / adjective Showing a lack of respect; insulting or disparaging: slighting references to Roman Catholics... Never let your tongue say a slighting word of a colleague. The slighting bequest of his "second-best bed" was added later. You have plenty of in-principle reasons to officially cool things off with him - that is, none is personally slighting or insulting. Derivatives slightingly /ˈslʌɪtɪŋli/ adverb ... One reason why we are likely to speak slightingly of the ethics of the politician is that he can never exhibit his good qualities systematically. ‘It has been the fashion in this country to speak slightingly of West,’ Lester acknowledged, but this was simply wrong; West, he declared, was ‘the pioneer and father of American Artists.’ Do not some persons speak slightingly of united prayer?
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