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depreciator

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Now only in depreciatory use: affectedly dainty or quaint; over-nice, over-refined, precious, mawkish.> 1905: Punch 8 Mar. 178/1, “`I call him perfectly twee!

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one who disparages or belittles the worth of something

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noun

one who disparages or belittles the worth of something

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Now only in depreciatory use: affectedly dainty or quaint; over-nice, over-refined, precious, mawkish.> 1905: Punch 8 Mar. 178/1, “`I call him perfectly twee!

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How do you use depreciator in a sentence?

Now only in depreciatory use: affectedly dainty or quaint; over-nice, over-refined, precious, mawkish.> 1905: Punch 8 Mar. 178/1, “`I call him perfectly twee!

What does depreciator mean?

one who disparages or belittles the worth of something

What part of speech is depreciator?

depreciator is commonly used as noun.