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Discover LudwigThe phrase "disrespectful of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's attitude or behaviour towards something. For example: John was disrespectful of his teacher's authority, often choosing to ignore instructions.
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Was it disrespectful of him to be so touchy?
He seems deeply disrespectful of others and to lack compassion.
How disrespectful of the profession and the children themselves.
"It's very disrespectful of the work I've done".
Webb, on the other hand, was disrespectful of Anderson Cooper.
"I consider it disrespectful of my time," she writes.
The BBC is not being disrespectful of TV Centre.
They didn't mean to be disrespectful of the flag.
It went from provocative to disrespectful of any international boundary".
Lehrer describes it as "completely disrespectful of the river".
And you're disrespectful of the rights of other people.
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