Usually means: Treating others as intellectually inferior.
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▸ adverb:  (British, Australia) Alternative spelling of patronizingly [In a patronizing manner.]

Similar:
unpatronisingly, patronizingly, criticisingly, panderingly, unpatronizingly, dishonourably, moralisingly, Britishly, sympathisingly, Britannically, more...

Opposite:
respectfully, sincerely, genuinely, honestly

Types:
condescendingly, superiorly, more...

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Similar:
unpatronisingly, patronizingly, criticisingly, panderingly, unpatronizingly, dishonourably, moralisingly, Britishly, sympathisingly, Britannically, more...

Opposite:
respectfully, sincerely, genuinely, honestly

Types:
condescendingly, superiorly, more...



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