to disrespect
- verb
- /ˌdɪsrɪˈspɛkt/
- He felt hurt when his colleagues disrespected his opinions during the meeting.
- disrespect others
- feel disrespected
- disrespected on the job
I said no one is going to disrespect you ever again.
- I said no one is going to disrespect you ever again.
- And to see people disrespect that, yeah, that really bothers me.
- I very much disrespect people who tear down buildings.
- And everybody that disrespects you isn't worth being checked.
- So I feel like we're disrespecting the ancient practices and I am.
- Like you came into his house and disrespected him and Pat ain't playing that game.
- So it's like you disrespect the creators, like creation.
- Intimidate my surroundings, disrespect your surroundings.
- It's like, but the the brother was disrespecting that tradition so hardcore.
- The person who's disrespecting you likely doesn't even know what they're doing.
Examples
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How do you respond in situations in which you think you have been disrespected?
Academic text (2013) -
I know you not gonna disrespect me in front of my family!
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I said no one is going to disrespect you ever again.
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It's never OK ever to disrespect another soul on purpose.
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I'm not trying to disrespect you...
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I'm not going to disrespect that unless you disrespect me or my beliefs first.
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And to see people disrespect that, yeah, that really bothers me.
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I told her she was rude and that she shouldn't disrespect another culture like that.
Blog text (8) -
I'm not gonna be disrespected by a bunch of teenagers.
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Art, especially made by our peers, should never be disrespected to the point of destruction.
Blog text (1)
Synonyms
To say or do something rude to someone
To make someone lose respect or honor by doing something shameful
To speak rudely to someone to show no respect, often in public
To treat someone so they feel ashamed or less respected
To make someone feel less respected or important
To speak badly about someone or something to show little respect
To feel strong dislike and no respect for someone or something
To treat something as silly and show no respect
To insult someone openly or show no respect
Say or do things that make someone seem less respected
To show disrespect to someone by making them feel unimportant
Say someone's work or ideas are not important and make them feel small
Show little respect for someone or something
Antonyms
How Disrespectful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The verb disrespect is formed from dis- 'not' plus respect 'to value or look up to someone', so to disrespect someone is to show that you do 'not' value them or their rules.