downputting
downputting adjective: that puts down; insulting.
Adjective
downputting (comparative more downputting, superlative most downputting)
- That puts down; insulting.
- You may also recall Weaver's response on the other thread. He was sarcastic, downputting and in every way wonderfully contemptuous of Brian's self-righteous chest-pounding.1994 May 27, Carl Beaudry, “Hasta Luigi!”, in alt.society.generation-x (Usenet)
- Now, are you beginning to understand why he gave you a "perhaps" impatient and "perhaps" downputting look? He realized, no doubt, that he had before him --- in the flesh, so to speak --- a ditzy student, who probably had not absorbed much else of what he had to say about Art1997 October 13, D. Spencer Hines, “does "veronica" = "vera icon"?”, in soc.history.medieval (Usenet)
Forms of downputting
| comparative | more downputting |
|---|---|
| superlative | most downputting |
Questions about downputting
- What does downputting mean?
- Downputting means that puts down; insulting.
- What part of speech is downputting?
- Downputting is an adjective.
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