"derogativity" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "Several kinds of syntactically repetitive constructions are also recognized: […] 5) repetition of a phrase with the connotation of derogativity and not fulfilling interlocutor’s expectations (Vrati mi novac, vrati mi novac... ’Return me the money, return me the money...’), […]",
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          "text": "Hate speech is characterized not only by such socially marked components as derogativity and contradictoriness but also by formal explicators of stereotypicality and rigidity [Kinney 2008].",
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