Contemncile
kom-puhn-sahyl
/ ˈkɒm pənˌsaɪl /
To make someone feel unimportant by giving unsolicited advice, whilst implying more experience or superiority.
/ ˈkɒm pənˌsaɪl /
To make someone feel unimportant by giving unsolicited advice, whilst implying more experience or superiority.
Gerald hoped to contemncile his friend by saying, "Don't worry man, everyone learns at a different pace." and knowing fully well that his friend knew what he was doing and made a slight mistake.
Contemncile
kom-puhn-sahyl
/ ˈkɒm pənˌsaɪl /
To make someone feel unimportant by giving unsolicited advice, whilst implying more experience or superiority.
/ ˈkɒm pənˌsaɪl /
To make someone feel unimportant by giving unsolicited advice, whilst implying more experience or superiority.
Gerald hoped to contemncile his friend by saying, "Don't worry man, everyone learns at a different pace." and knowing fully well that his friend knew what he was doing and made a slight mistake.
Contemncile
kom-puhn-sahyl
/ ˈkɒm pənˌsaɪl /
To make someone feel unimportant by giving unsolicited advice, whilst implying more experience or superiority.
/ ˈkɒm pənˌsaɪl /
To make someone feel unimportant by giving unsolicited advice, whilst implying more experience or superiority.
Gerald contemnciled his friend by saying, "Don't worry man, everyone learns at a different pace." and knowing fully well that his friend knew what he was doing and made a slight mistake.