adj.不赞成的；反对的；恳求的

His deprecatory comments about the new policy caused unrest among the employees.
他的贬低新政策的言论在员工中引起了不安。
She made a deprecatory gesture when asked about her cooking skills.
当被问及烹饪技巧时，她做出了贬低自己的手势。
The reviewer's deprecatory remarks on the novel did not deter the author from continuing to write.
评论家对这部小说的贬低性评价并未阻止作者继续写作。
He used a deprecatory tone when speaking about their competitor's product.
在谈论竞争对手的产品时，他使用了贬低的语气。
Despite his deprecatory humor, everyone could see that he was proud of his accomplishment.
尽管他用自嘲的方式表达，但大家都能看出他对自己的成就感到自豪。
In her memoirs, she included several deprecatory passages about her early struggles as a writer.
在她的回忆录中，她包括了几段关于自己早期作为作家所遭遇困难的贬低性描述。
The professor gave a deprecatory nod to the student's simplistic answer.
教授对学生简单化的回答给出了轻蔑的点头。
The politician's deprecatory statement about immigration policies sparked controversy.
那位政治家关于移民政策的贬低性声明引发了争议。
With a deprecatory smile, he dismissed any suggestion that he was responsible for the accident.
他带着一丝轻蔑的笑容，否认了有关事故责任在他身上的任何暗示。
In the meeting, the CEO made a deprecatory remark about the department's performance, which led to an uncomfortable silence.
在会议上，CEO对那个部门的表现发表了贬低性的评论，这导致了一阵尴尬的沉默。