1. plural of condescendence; instances or acts of condescending behavior; patronizing or superior attitudes shown toward others
Usage: formal; often used in literary or academic contexts
2. plural of condescendence; voluntary descent from one's rank or dignity; gracious acceptance of someone of lower status
Usage: archaic; rare

Examples

• Her constant condescendences toward the junior staff made them feel undervalued.
• The professor's condescendences during the meeting offended several experienced researchers.
• He spoke with such condescendences that no one wanted to work with him again.
• The manager's condescendences toward entry-level employees created a toxic workplace.
• Despite her condescendences, she expected everyone to respect her authority.
• Their condescendences masked a deep insecurity about their own abilities.