derogative

One should explore an entire city prior to making such derogative rating.

This term is sometimes considered derogative since in theory it has not been measured, thus proven.

The third type of pastoral depicts the country life with derogative classifications.

"I don't want to get too derogative about Los Angeles, but some of the stereotypes really are true," he said.

The moderates became known by the derogative name "elastics".

At the present time it has a derogative connotation describing an antiquated female role model.

Used as a derogative term to refer to one who has moved to Southern Weyr.

"Breeder" is a derogative term for people that have children (or heterosexuals in general).

They are sometimes referred to (normally in a derogative manner) as "rent-a-cop".

A person accused of being a Wamp is overly derogative regarding any opposing views.

After negative press coverage the term became a derogative and associated with hooliganism and crime.

As he performs, Samberg continues to make derogative remarks and actions about Johnson.

Common derogative use in Cuba.

Guards would curse them by calling them "balija", a derogative term for Muslim peasants of low origin.

A Penny-a-liner is a derogative expression for a writer or journalist who is paid for a certain amount of text.

Hank often uses racist and derogative terms to describe Mexicans and Mexican Americans.

Those PRI leaders who stayed within the circle of power acquired the derogative nickname of "dinosaurs".

In previous years, discrepancies about the term Redskins being a derogative term towards Native Americans had been heavily scrutinized.

Goose-Roamer derogative term for Terran Hanseatic League.

The Alwegs are not really an ethnic group: it is a derogative term that applies to all the pariahs and half-breeds of the other ethnic groups.

Reichstrunkenbold - "Reich drunkard", derogative name secretly given to Robert Ley whose alcoholism was widely known.