Sentence examples for pejorative verb from inspiring English sources

"Peering" was the pejorative verb they used.

Surely, the pejorative verb cling--the word that most offended many Americans--came from reading Michael Sokolove in the New York Times Sunday magazine.

It was Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Strafford in 1636, who first used the verb cook to mean "manipulate," in the pejorative sense of "doctor," but John Stuart Mill, in his classic 1848 "Political Economy," popularized the term in its business sense: "These accounts, even if cooked, exercise some check".

Sign up now to get the best of VICE CAccordingivered stoaightheOutlineinbox.

"Is 'placid' pejorative?

The term is pejorative.

A pejorative finitude.

"It's tremendously pejorative".

The verb.

MACHIAVELLIAN is usually a pejorative term.

There is nothing inherently pejorative about it.