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belittlement

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See: disparagement, disregard


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As the Commission's lawyer explained, "Sexual orientation is a protected category under the code and you are not allowed to say anything that will cause other people to feel hatred or ridicule or belittlement toward members of those protected categories.
But Muslim scholars, like Tariq Ramadan, have written about pervasive Islamic fear of attacks or belittlement (and of defensive Israel's fear as well).
Dissatisfaction with one's body, as a result of exposure to media images of the male muscular ideal, may further contribute to body image disorders such as muscle belittlement (Olivardia et al.
 
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