Examples of deprecate

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His refusal to construe a trust appears to rest solely on the fact that he deprecates interference of this kind in the rights of another.
Rather, they were a rehabilitation of logic and -calculus, deprecated by traditional mathematicians.
To the left, in the area of the fireplace, modern music is deprecated.
Why does deprecating some liminal groups - but not others - rally this particular tribe?
The close proximity of the stables to the residential quarters (in some cases they are part of the same building) is a fact much to be deprecated.
His violence is sometimes still deprecated - yet at the same time admired, as a source of poetic energies and a necessary, if brutal, stage in the evolution of humanity.
The basic contrast is retained, again with the effect of deprecating the financial aristocrats, but his reference to the nobility is now to an historical rather than an ideal one.
Dealers have felt a need to deprecate their own firms' values, to disassociate themselves from them.
In all these talks he deprecated all forms of violence and pressed for human rights to be upheld.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
I deprecate the installation of nuclear power in some countries where the culture and the requirements for such potentially dangerous forms of energy are not available.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Additional supplies from other sources are deprecated, as being unnecessary and likely to lead to unauthorised issues.
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