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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aggressively belittling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe behavior that is harshly or forcefully demeaning towards someone else.
Example: "His aggressively belittling comments made her feel small and unappreciated in the meeting."
Alternatives: "harshly demeaning" or "forcefully disparaging".
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Stuck in fresher-year or temping hell back home, his old chums – everynerd Will (Simon Bird), under-the-thumb Simon Joe Thomass) and dim bulb Neil Blake Harrisonn) – leap at the opportunity to visit, only to find that Jay is, in fact, engaged as said club's lavatory attendant, and camping on the lawn of an aggressively belittling uncle.
He's been one of the few Republicans bold enough to offer unmitigated resistance to the Tea Party, and he usually does so by aggressively belittling them.
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Beyond ignoring the concerns of Flint residents, officials within his administration aggressively mocked and belittled them.
President Trump is aggressively campaigning for Republican Senate candidates around the country and belittling their Democratic rivals, with one notable exception — Sen. Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota.
"It's very belittling.
It's so belittling.
They're belittling us.
We are not belittling anything.
Belittling to the whole proposition.
Excusing behavior is belittling, and young adults are not responsive to being belittled.
If you belittle the way I read, you're belittling me.
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