condescendingly
- r with condescension; in a patronizing manner
he treats his secretary condescendingly
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- Millennials: Entitled Or Enlightened?
I walked out of a restaurant mid-meal once because I was getting horrible service. Not a huge deal, but it happens in even the best places. However, this time when I complained to the manager on my way out, rather than apologizing for the bad experience, he told me rather condescendingly that I was acting entitled. No, really.
July 1, 2013 - Forbes
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- Michelle Malkin in The Nation.
Conservative syndicated columnist Michelle Malkin wrote on March 10 that "members of the anti-military mob shouted condescendingly at our volunteer soldiers......the same ilk that purport to care so much about the troops not having enough armor and... - Nicolas Cage in comic Book Resources
Somebody asked me a question about 'Do you think comic book movies get a bad rap?'Cage said. "And someone mentioned to me that there was a blurb in Entertainment Weekly -- very condescendingly -- 'We get a kick out of watching Academy... - Daniel Cohn-Bendit in Reuters UK
He thinks he has a magic wand and that all of a sudden the Chinese will smile condescendingly and say: 'Yes, Mr President', and things will move forward. I don't think so,Daniel Cohn-Bendit, a Green European lawmaker, told website rue89.fr.