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cried down

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Main Entry: damn
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: condemn, denounce

Synonyms:

abuse, anathematize, attack, ban, banish, blaspheme, blast, cast out, castigate, censure, complain of, confound, convict, criticize, cry down, curse, cuss, darn, denunciate, doom, drat, excommunicate, excoriate, execrate, expel, flame, fulminate against, imprecate, inveigle against, jinx, object to, objurgate, pan, penalize, proscribe, punish, revile, sentence, slam, swear, thunder against
Notes: a dam is a barrier constructed to contain the flow of water while damn is used as an expletive meaning cursed, condemned to hell

Antonyms:

bless, cherish, commend, elevate, exalt, favor, glorify, laud, praise, promote
Main Entry: decry
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: criticize, blame

Synonyms:

abuse, asperse, bad-mouth, belittle, calumniate, censure, condemn, cry down, defame, denounce, depreciate, derogate, detract, devalue, diminish, discount, discredit, disgrace, disparage, do a number on, downgrade, dump on, hit*, knock*, lower, malign, mark down, minimize, opprobriate, pan, poor-mouth, put down, rail against, rap, reprehend, reprobate, run down, slam*, take away, take swipe at, throw stones at, traduce, underestimate, underrate, undervalue, vilify, write off

Antonyms:

applaud, compliment, exalt, laud, praise
Main Entry: disparage
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: criticize; detract from

Synonyms:

abuse, belittle, chill*, cry down, decry, defame, degrade, deject, demoralize, denigrate, deprecate, depreciate, deride, derogate, dis, discourage, discredit, disdain, dishearten, dismiss, dispirit, dispraise, downcry, dump on, lower, malign, minimize, pan, put down, put hooks in, rap, ridicule, roast, run down, scorch, scorn, slam*, slander, smear, sour grapes, tear down, traduce, underestimate, underrate, undervalue, vilify, write off

Antonyms:

approve, commend, compliment, flatter, laud, praise, sanction
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