disparagingly

"I could never joke about their religion," he said, shaking his head disparagingly, visibly annoyed.

Gateshead has been disparagingly described as “a dirty lane leading to Newcastle;” but this was in the days that are no more.

But I offer you my apologies for having spoken disparagingly of your cousin.

He had never once dreamed that people might talk disparagingly about her in consequence.

As may be supposed, no one after this ventured to call Ellis a milksop, or to speak disparagingly of him in any other way.

When I had finished, they praised my play, it is true, but spoke very disparagingly of what I had performed.