| Some interioranos grade imperceptibly into an acculturated native American population known pejoratively as cholos, who refer to themselves as naturales. |
| Although some of them inspired fear and were somewhat anachronic for the pantheon of the fifth century, they were not regarded pejoratively or malignantly. |
| Nevertheless, if we look at it closely, this period that we rather pejoratively refer to as pre-Classical seems like a veritable laboratory, one that saw the rise of Germanic musical genius. |
| In Britain and Ireland it remains a word one would only use pejoratively. |
| In a rare reference teams are mentioned pejoratively for their potential contribution to a culture of silence and resistance through norms of loyalty. |
| An example of a largely nomadic ethnic group in Europe is the Roma, pejoratively known as Gypsies. |
