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belittlement

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See: disparagement, disregard


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Most probably, Sayyed Nasrallah's blunt response to Sfayr was a part of this belittlement of the Patriarch's warning, especially that he limited the meaning of his national concern to be exclusively the Israeli threat and the need to support the resistance.
Absent from the picture are competition, sarcasm, belittlement, disdain and contempt.
2004) reported self-esteem to be significantly negatively correlated with muscularity belittlement, overall body dissatisfaction, and muscularity displeasure.
 
 
 
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