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antonym for adulation

 

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Antonym for Adulation

Definition:

An antonym for adulation refers to the opposing sentiment of excessive admiration, flattery, or praise.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Noun: Criticism

Definition: The expression of disapproval or faultfinding towards someone or something.

Example sentence: Despite receiving much adulation from the audience, the actor also faced intense criticism from the film critics.

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Verb: Neglect

Definition: To ignore, disregard, or pay little attention to someone or something.

Example sentence: The company's management, in their quest for success, should not neglect the valuable contributions of their employees.

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Adjective: Detestable

Definition: Inspiring or deserving intense dislike or hatred.

Example sentence: The serial killer's actions were undeniably detestable, leaving a wave of fear and loathing throughout the community.

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Adverb: Dispassionately

Definition: In a manner lacking strong feeling, enthusiasm, or bias.

Example sentence: The journalist reported the news dispassionately, providing an unbiased account of the events.

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