1. plural of condescension; instances of treating someone as though they are less intelligent or important than oneself
Usage: usually uncountable in singular form, but plural used to refer to multiple instances or acts
2. plural of condescension; acts of graciously descending from one's rank or dignity to do something
Usage: formal or archaic usage

Examples

• Her constant condescensions toward the junior staff made them feel undervalued.
• The manager's condescensions about their educational background were deeply offensive.
• He spoke with such condescensions that no one wanted to work with him.
• The professor's condescensions toward students asking basic questions discouraged participation.
• She resented his condescensions and decided to find a new job.
• Their condescensions masked their own insecurity and lack of confidence.