Detractors is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DETRACTORS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DETRACTOR, a belittler or disparager
• a person who disparages someone or something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to speak ill of

Words related to DETRACTORS

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How to use DETRACTORS in a sentence

• The good nature which my detractors have not denied me was a veritable snare.
• His old admirers became his detractors, and those who first disliked him became his friends.
• All men are apt to be called adventurers by their detractors when they reach a transcendent position.
• Not one church, declared he, should the detractors of our Lord possess in the city over which he presided as bishop.
• The envious detractors of Abelard rejoice in his weakness and his humiliation.
• His detractors and admirers both bear witness to the extent and permanency of his influence.
• He had himself been a close observer of things both here and in the old world, and was conscious of being able to refute the detractors of his country in regard to many points.
• Its high moral purpose was distinctly recognized by several even of its most bitter detractors.
• In that matter certainly, its detractors have been confounded.
• The warmest partisans of the enterprise now became its most ardent detractors.
• These were among the detractors of the young nobleman.
• The impression was, it is true, but momentary, and he, from a feeling of noble pride, but too much disdained to reply to his detractors.
• In this work, which was written at the age of eighteen, the composer showed a mastery of the symphonic form which many of his detractors might have envied.
• Even his detractors concede to it beauty of form, fervor of feeling, and richness of imagery.
• Again and again religion has been pronounced obsolete, but passing through the midst of its detractors it serenely goes its way.
• Nay, I almost always see that my greatest detractors have only too good reason for what they say.
• Nay, sometimes when I see people take pity on me because of my detractors, I laugh at them, so little do all my detractors now hurt me.
• Several newspaper men had gathered to question the Boss, and among them the victim recognized one of his detractors.
• Even his detractors of later years never accused him of that.
• Jimmy was looking for work, a subject of research not general to the Injun, but by no means so rare as his detractors would make out.
• All kinds of mean and untrue things were whispered about the work, of which not a single note had yet been seen or heard by any of these detractors.
• The detractors of the government have neglected to mention that the cost of its construction and maintenance have been met from the private funds of Mr.
• In his lifetime Washington had his enemies and detractors in abundance.
• The laugh of my detractors has grown wearied, and I have become indifferent to what I am.
• All this is much against those malicious detractors, who have said that this Queen was a Florentine of lowly birth, as one can see the contrary to be the case.
• These detractors have also said that she never loved her people.
• McClellan pushed after the retiring enemy, too slowly, as his detractors said, yet by roads which really were made almost impassable by heavy rains.
• Cardinal Ximenes had admirers and detractors, but he had no friends.
• A vivacious dispute followed between the indignant publisher and his impudent detractors.
• The admirable self-restraint of the Court, so far from stopping the mouths of detractors, only excited more unfavorable comment.

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