n.指责；毁谤
v.贬损；毁谤；谴责

The critic dispraised the novel for its lack of character development.
批评家因为这本小说缺乏人物发展而贬低它。
Despite the chef's reputation, his latest creation was dispraised by food enthusiasts.
尽管厨师有名气，他的最新作品还是受到了美食爱好者的批评。
The coach dispraised the team's performance, urging them to improve their effort in the next game.
教练对球队的表现提出批评，敦促他们在下一场比赛中更加努力。
The new policy was widely dispraised by environmentalists as being detrimental to the ecosystem.
新政策被环保主义者广泛批评，认为它对生态系统有害。
Her decision to quit her stable job was dispraised by her family as reckless.
她决定放弃稳定的工作，这一决定被家人批评为鲁莽。
The historical drama received mixed reviews, with some dispraising its inaccurate portrayal of events.
这部历史剧收到了褒贬不一的评价，一些人批评它对事件的不准确描绘。
His public speaking skills were dispraised, leading him to enroll in a communication course.
他的公共演讲技巧受到批评，因此他报名参加了沟通课程。
The artist's latest exhibition was dispraised by critics as lacking originality.
艺术家的最新展览被评论家批评为缺乏原创性。
The politician's controversial statement was heavily dispraised by human rights groups.
该政治家的争议性言论遭到了人权组织的强烈批评。
The book dispraised the common misconceptions about climate change, aiming to educate readers.
这本书批评了关于气候变化的普遍误解，旨在教育读者。