“I am shocked and dismayed to learn that our neighbors to the north have government officials who play politics just like ours do down here in the barbarian south.”

Verb

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Past tense for to belittle or express disapproval of

depreciated

minimised^UK

minimized^US

trivialised^UK

trivialized^US

criticised^UK

criticized^US

dragged through the mud

libeled^US

libelled^UK

pummelled^UK

looked down one's nose at

stigmatized^US

pummeled^US

demonized^US

blackened the name of

sullied the reputation of

demonised^UK

blackened the reputation of

conducted a smear campaign against

stigmatised^UK

brought into disrepute

done a hatchet job on

dishonoured^UK

dishonored^US

scandalized^US

scandalised^UK

dragged through the mire

hauled over the coals

spoiled^US

spoilt^UK

belabored^US

belaboured^UK

caviled^US

cavilled^UK

rapped over the knuckles

treated with contempt

blackened the character of

satirized^US

satirised^UK

run a smear campaign against

held up to ridicule

glossed over

blackened someone's name

gave someone a bad press

given someone a bad press

setted little store by

passed strictures upon

given someone a roasting

gave someone a roasting

gave someone a rollicking

given someone a rollicking

railed at

laid down the law

raked over the coals

dragged someone's name through the mud

pitched into

expressed disapproval of

ranted at

lowered the status of

turned your nose up at

kicked up a stink about

given someone a bollocking

gave someone a bollocking

treated disrespectfully

dehumanized^US

dehumanised^UK

hurt somebody's feelings

regarded with contempt

jumped down one's throat

dragged name through mud

thought too little of

setted no store by

brought to book

kicked up a fuss about

looked down upon

cast aside

put someone in their place

read out

brought shame to

lit into

slapped someone's wrist

hitten

hat

hooted

ran a smear campaign against

given something a bad press

gave something a bad press

taken exception to

given something a battering

gave something a battering

gave someone a mouthful

given someone a dressing-down

gave someone an earful

given someone a telling-off

given someone a mouthful

gave someone a rating

given someone an earful

gave someone a dressing-down

given someone a rating

gave someone a telling-off

tore apart

demoted

aggravated

labeled^US

labelled^UK

bastardized^US

demoralised^UK

demoralized^US

expressed a poor opinion of

bastardised^UK

brought into disfavour

took the piss out of

taken the piss out of

told someone to get lost

wrote false reports about

written false reports about

made cutting remarks about

given someone some stick

bit someone's head off

taken issue with

kicked

curled one's lip

expressed disagreement with

gave comeuppance

bitten someone's head off

given someone a wigging

gave someone what for

ranted and raved

gave someone some stick

fought

given someone what for

given comeuppance

rained

gave the business

stepped on one's toes

treated contemptuously

mimed

sent someone away with a flea in their ear

impersonated

ostracized^US

refused to acknowledge

snapped someone's head off

gave someone a wigging

resisted

lodged a protest against

ostracised^UK

knocked off high horse

made someone eat crow

complained vociferously about

setted too little store by

jumped down someone's throat

had someone on the carpet

spoke of with disfavour

spoken of with disfavour

showed in a bad light

took down a peg or two

taken down a peg or two

given someone the brush-off

given the cold shoulder to

gave someone the brush-off

gave the cold shoulder to

taken a stand against

did a takeoff of

done an impression of

taken to the woodshed

given someone a caning

took to the woodshed

gave someone a caning

gone on at

blown up

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