See condescendingly on Wiktionary
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"ref": "1872, “The Toy Frigate. A Yarn picked up in the Model Dockyard.”, in Terrible Tales, page 91:",
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"word": "war e blegoù"
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"sense": "In a condescending manner",
"word": "blahosklonně"
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"sense": "In a condescending manner",
"word": "uit de hoogte"
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"sense": "In a condescending manner",
"word": "hooghartig"
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"sense": "In a condescending manner",
"word": "ylimielisesti"
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"sense": "In a condescending manner",
"word": "alentavasti"
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"lang": "Finnish",
"sense": "In a condescending manner",
"word": "alentuvasti"
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"sense": "In a condescending manner",
"word": "con tono di condiscendenza"
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"word": "protekcjonalnie"
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"word": "condescendingly"
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