Translation of "Pejorativ" in English

The language and ideas used in reference to Jews were frequently pejorative during this period.

The free software movement champions copyleft licensing schema (often pejoratively called "viral licenses").

The terms "Fantera" and "Pantera" come from other peoples and are considered pejorative by the Nafana.

These actions are partly pejoratively named as "slacktivism" (portmanteau of the words 'slacker' and 'activism') due to the low threshold of participation.

Take the word common, which has acquired an additional pejorative meaning over the years.

It will be debated, what distinguishes the historically established and pejoratively connoted “tribunal” as a legal and legal-cultural establishment from other institutions of processing injustice.

In both cases the victims were "Arabs" or "Bedouins", for these pejorative terms were used by the upper classes to subsume not only the unemployed and vagabonds, but all kinds of rebellious subjects.

These actions are partly pejoratively named as „slacktivism“ (portmanteau of the words ‘slacker’ and ‘activism’) due to the low threshold of participation.

That may sound pejorative, but in fact I approve of those societies that order themselves in the name of consumption, the expectation of general prosperity, and the privatization of salvation and virtue.

Belgium 's commission report concluded that "cult" in its present usage was pejorative; although it did not consider that "cults" or "new religious movements" in themselves constituted a danger or were harmful.

In view of the fact that Australia is also know by another name - "down under" - Austrians feel this mix-up to be pejorative.

For example, in the Canadian Study, the term "cult" was considered to be pejorative and often used imprecisely .

Perhaps you'd consider a less pejorative name.

In modern French, basoche is a pejorative term for the legal trade as a whole.

In modern French, "basoche" is a pejorative term for the legal trade as a whole.

The least pejorative common nickname for promoters of AGW is '' Warmers ''.

In this report it is stated, amongst other things, that the compulsory mention of 'homeopathic medicinal product without approved therapeutic indication' on the label of homeopathic products has pejorative overtones which have a discriminatory effect.

In a pejorative sense, it denotes "a political and religious enemy of Iran and Zoroastrianism.

According to modern research the cause for the spreading of the pejorative meaning is not to be sought there but rather in the language of the mercenaries and soldiers of that time.

The language is also known as Maidu (Meidoo), Holólupai, Michopdo, Nákum, Secumne (Sekumne), Tsamak, Yuba, and the pejorative "Digger".

In a pejorative sense, it denotes "a political and religious enemy of Iran and Zoroastrianism."

The French version of Article 3 (2), which formed the basis for translation into all the other language versions, refers to a "demande répétitive", a term which has negative and pejorative connotations.