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What is another word for
more dismissive
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Comparative for showing contempt or scorn
Comparative for showing disregard or indifference
Comparative for flippant or facetious, typically offensively so
Comparative for having a high opinion of oneself
(
of a person, attitude, or situation
)
Comparative for having the characteristics of a pessimist
Comparative for intended to make someone feel humiliated
Comparative for abrupt or unfriendly in nature
Comparative for exhibiting disregard for, or denial of, a problem or threat
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Comparative for showing contempt or scorn
snider
sniffier
snottier
sarkier
snootier
haughtier
ruder
cheekier
cattier
fresher
flipper
sassier
nervier
crustier
cockier
smarter
vulgarer
spitefuller
viler
hatefuller
harsher
nastier
viciouser
unfriendlier
unworthier
abjecter
fouler
adverser
meaner
unkinder
unpleasanter
falser
violenter
dirtier
lower
wretcheder
snarkier
sharper
impoliter
bitterer
curter
gruffer
surlier
shorter
brusquer
blunter
badder
prouder
uppitier
poorer
vainer
coarser
obscener
grosser
filthier
raunchier
lewder
smuttier
cooler
snippier
bolder
harder
high and mightier
more contemptuous
more scornful
more disdainful
more disparaging
more negative
more perfunctory
more scathing
more derisive
more dimissory
more unenthusiastic
more insulting
more contumelious
more slighting
more denigratory
more derogatory
more deprecatory
more pejorative
more mocking
more derisory
more degrading
more depreciative
more derogative
more detractive
more abusive
more uncomplimentary
more demeaning
more depreciatory
more sarcastic
more denigrative
more offensive
more critical
more withering
more caustic
more sardonic
more cynical
more insolent
more censorious
more ridiculing
more damaging
more snidey
more opprobrious
more supercilious
more arrogant
more malicious
more abhorrent
more uncharitable
more defiant
more unflattering
more defamatory
more overbearing
more egotistic
more hypercritical
more slanderous
more unfavorable
US
more deprecating
more libelous
US
more unsympathetic
more libellous
UK
more unfavourable
UK
more irreverent
more unaccepting
more detractory
more epithetical
more judgemental
more judgmental
more gally
more scurrilous
more vituperative
more smart-alecky
more vitriolic
more scandalous
more calumnious
more invective
more calumniatory
more injurious
more vituperatory
more scurrile
more truculent
more reproachful
more venomous
more malign
more humiliating
more despiteful
more damning
more malevolent
more aspersive
more despicable
more disrespectful
more condescending
more deprecative
more hurtful
more mortifying
more depreciating
more patronizing
US
more patronising
UK
more contemptible
more shameful
more undignified
more disgraceful
more ignominious
more dishonourable
UK
more lowering
more inglorious
more menial
more dishonorable
US
more hostile
more obloquious
more antagonistic
more biting
more discourteous
more uncivil
more diminishing
more unmannerly
more obnoxious
more impertinent
more untrue
more personal
more destructive
more upbraiding
more unhelpful
more contrary
more obstructive
more vituperous
more sharp-tongued
more vexatious
more corrosive
more troublesome
more abrasive
more cutting
more maledictory
more backbiting
more unbecoming
more ironical
more dyslogistic
more mordacious
more virulent
more poisonous
more familiar
more intrusive
more blasphemous
more shrewish
more ill-natured
more inconsiderate
more insensitive
more repulsive
more denunciatory
more acerbic
more politically incorrect
more reproving
more castigatory
more snobbish
more ungracious
more abrupt
more ill-mannered
more bad-mannered
more cavalier
more offhand
more scabrous
more indecent
more ribald
more salacious
more groundless
more audacious
more shameless
more outrageous
more untoward
more Rabelaisian
more temperamental
more inimical
more foul-mouthed
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“The first public address earned the secretary of state an undisguised and
dismissive
rebuke from his president.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for showing disregard or indifference
sketchier
briefer
hastier
quicker
slovenlier
cooler
breezier
laxer
lazier
looser
slacker
airier
blither
sluggisher
lighter
simpler
easier
comfortabler
tamer
more indifferent
more apathetic
more cavalier
more detached
more disinterested
more heedless
more insouciant
more nonchalant
more regardless
more blasé
more uncaring
more unconcerned
more uninterested
more unmoved
more careless
more casual
more pococurante
more unresponsive
more inattentive
more offhand
more perfunctory
more incurious
more complacent
more uncurious
more insensible
more unimpressed
more unenthusiastic
more unfeeling
more dispassionate
more unemotional
more distant
more aloof
more phlegmatic
more bored
more passionless
more uninvolved
more unaroused
more impartial
more unsympathetic
more cursory
more superficial
more unthinking
more desultory
more hurried
more lackadaisical
more passing
more fleeting
more mechanical
more summary
more token
more negligent
more slipshod
more rapid
more wooden
more half-hearted
more laid-back
more devil-may-care
more easygoing
more carefree
more flippant
more listless
more impassive
more disimpassioned
more relaxed
more languid
more informal
more happy-go-lucky
more free and easy
more easy-going
more unceremonious
more lethargic
more unstudied
more artless
more leisurely
more indolent
more laid back
more painless
more facile
more undemanding
more passive
more emotionless
more lackluster
US
more unenthused
more unmotivated
more irresolute
more lacklustre
UK
more ❯
“Please do not interpret my comment as
dismissive
towards the issues that may arise.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for flippant or facetious, typically offensively so
airier
smarter
cheekier
perter
flipper
cuter
wiser
playfuller
wittier
glibber
saucier
sassier
cockier
funnier
ruder
shallower
lippier
cleverer
fresher
sillier
droller
wrier
cutesier
breezier
blither
brassier
foolisher
drier
more flippant
more facetious
more frivolous
more jokey
more offhand
more carefree
more smart-alecky
more smart-aleck
more mischievous
more jocular
more sarcastic
more whimsical
more tongue-in-cheek
more impertinent
more thoughtless
more disrespectful
more irreverent
more impudent
more overfamiliar
more insouciant
more irresponsible
more humorous
more casual
more jesting
more inane
more inappropriate
more ridiculous
more sardonic
more satirical
more roguish
more lighthearted
more waggish
more jocose
more impish
more precious
more amusing
more superficial
more insolent
more comical
more puckish
more ironic
more farcical
more ludicrous
more indecorous
more ❯
“The Prime Minister was lambasted for allegedly making a
dismissive
comment about the current crisis.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having a high opinion of oneself
prouder
cockier
haughtier
smugger
snobbier
snootier
uppitier
vainer
loftier
cooler
lordlier
high and mightier
huffier
sniffier
surer
brasher
toploftier
snottier
snippier
chestier
swankier
pottier
ritzier
cheekier
pushier
bolder
brassier
posher
saucier
phonier
US
higher
stuffier
puffier
tonier
sassier
fresher
braggier
wankier
nervier
bragger
showier
bigger
happier
windier
airier
smarter
ruder
wiser
flipper
perter
dictier
campier
schmaltzier
more arrogant
more bigheaded
more presumptuous
more pretentious
more aloof
more egocentric
more narcissistic
more ostentatious
more pompous
more stuck up
more stuck-up
more conceited
more egotistic
more egotistical
more elitist
more insolent
more opinionated
more overbearing
more patronising
UK
more patronizing
US
more self-centred
UK
more self-centered
US
more self-conceited
more self-important
more self-righteous
more snobbish
more confident
more contemptuous
more disdainful
more important
more overconfident
more prideful
more self-confident
more selfish
more self-serving
more vainglorious
more boastful
more cavalier
more cocksure
more domineering
more egoistic
more scornful
more self-satisfied
more supercilious
more bloated
more condescending
more full of oneself
more hifalutin
more highfalutin
more high-handed
more hubristic
more assured
more audacious
more blusterous
more bumptious
more egoistical
more immodest
more impudent
more overweening
more puffed up
more self-assured
more toffee-nosed
more biggety
more biggity
more blustering
more hoity-toity
more orgulous
more pontifical
more self-congratulatory
more swaggering
more swellheaded
more uppish
more stiff-necked
more toploftical
more self-respecting
more bossy
more autocratic
more peremptory
more indifferent
more abhorrent
more complacent
more consequential
more high-hat
more affected
more huffish
more self-assertive
more inflated
more masterful
more assumptive
more self-absorbed
more fancy-pants
more persnickety
more egomaniacal
more magisterial
more aristocratic
more individualistic
more self-seeking
more self-involved
more self-obsessed
more self-interested
more swollen
more brazen
more solipsistic
more la-di-da
more grandiose
more stuck on oneself
more smart-alecky
more inner-directed
more introverted
more impertinent
more mocking
more exclusive
more bombastic
more authoritarian
more braggart
more personal
more self-aggrandizing
more full of hot air
more self-indulgent
more pleased
more content
more vaunting
more peacockish
more tyrannical
more despotic
more dictatorial
more isolated
more subjective
more intrinsic
more intimate
more obsessive
more portentous
more officious
more inconsiderate
more remote
more flaunting
more refined
more gracious
more contumelious
more high-flown
more snot-nosed
more high-minded
more self-complacent
more extroverted
more extraverted
more uninhibited
more blustery
more flushed
more priggish
more hotshot
more thoughtless
more detached
more reserved
more distant
more self-opinioned
more sententious
more flatulent
more uncaring
more cliquish
more satisfied
more contented
more serene
more poncey
more triumphant
more unconcerned
more obsequious
more standoffish
more bullish
more insensitive
more self-contained
more high falutin
more complaisant
more commanding
more selective
more highfaluting
more self-minded
more unabashed
more pushful
more boldfaced
more barefaced
more procacious
more malapert
more independent
more easy-going
more self-sufficient
more class-conscious
more discriminatory
more contrived
more genteel
more precious
more artificial
more chichi
more mannered
more lah-di-dah
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“Veitch was surprised at the bald relief in the hippie's voice after weeks of his curt,
dismissive
manner.”
Adjective
▲
(
of a person, attitude, or situation
)
Comparative for having the characteristics of a pessimist
gloomier
bleaker
balkier
cooler
colder
weaker
more negative
more pessimistic
more defeatist
more cynical
more fatalistic
more antipathetic
more unwilling
more uncooperative
more obstructive
more resistive
more unconstructive
more unenthusiastic
more uninterested
more unresponsive
more apathetic
Adjective
▲
Comparative for intended to make someone feel humiliated
more withering
more contemptuous
more disdainful
more scornful
more mocking
more arrogant
more supercilious
more scathing
more sarcastic
more devastating
more humiliating
more biting
more blistering
more mortifying
more stinging
more hurtful
more crushing
Adjective
▲
Comparative for abrupt or unfriendly in nature
curter
brusquer
cooler
terser
impoliter
ruder
blunter
shorter
crustier
bluffer
snippier
brusker
briefer
sharper
gruffer
snappier
tarter
surlier
rougher
harsher
brisker
crisper
cruder
uncouther
unfriendlier
dustier
fresher
sullener
flipper
franker
crasser
vulgarer
cheekier
pithier
unpleasanter
coarser
unkinder
worse-tempered
ignoranter
testier
balder
directer
grosser
brasher
grumpier
grouchier
fouler
crosser
crabbier
cockier
sourer
violenter
mouthier
lippier
tetchier
bitterer
crotchetier
angrier
nastier
moroser
sassier
more offhand
more abrupt
more aloof
more distant
more discourteous
more uncivil
more ungracious
more standoffish
more off
more offish
more downright
more unmannerly
more callous
more perfunctory
more unceremonious
more inelegant
more churlish
more snappish
more disrespectful
more boorish
more ill-mannered
more bad-mannered
more thoughtless
more cavalier
more caustic
more impertinent
more impudent
more insolent
more tactless
more no-nonsense
more inconsiderate
more impatient
more offensive
more insulting
more unmannered
more ungentlemanly
more indelicate
more unladylike
more unhandsome
more ungallant
more ill-bred
more uncalled-for
more abrasive
more plain-spoken
more graceless
more unrefined
more undiplomatic
more derogatory
more oafish
more uncomplimentary
more disparaging
more mannerless
more contumelious
more unchivalrous
more peremptory
more impetuous
more presumptuous
more snippety
more abusive
more decisive
more audacious
more businesslike
more disdainful
more outspoken
more ill-tempered
more bearish
more short-tempered
more malapert
more ungenteel
more crabbed
more underbred
more inaffable
more smart-alecky
more pointed
more irascible
more vigorous
more petulant
more brutal
more breviloquent
more uncultured
more disagreeable
more insensitive
more upfront
more unpolished
more matter-of-fact
more hostile
more inhospitable
more gauche
more unpolite
more arrogant
more acerbic
more obloquious
more derisive
more uncharitable
more disgracious
more degrading
more pejorative
more scathing
more obnoxious
more denigratory
more sarcastic
more reproachful
more defamatory
more scurrilous
more indecorous
more brazen
more insubordinate
more overbearing
more ungraceful
more intrusive
more yokelish
more bounderish
more vituperatory
more contemptuous
more vituperative
more truculent
more saturnine
more boisterous
more ill-humored
US
more laconic
more ill-natured
more rustic
more inurbane
more uncourteous
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for exhibiting disregard for, or denial of, a problem or threat
ignoranter
more indifferent
more negligent
more oblivious
more unrealistic
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