1. present participle of discommend; to express disapproval of; to criticize or speak unfavorably about
Usage: formal or literary; archaic

1. expressing disapproval or criticism; unfavorable
Usage: formal or literary; archaic

Examples

• The critic was discommending the author's latest novel in her review.
• His discommending remarks about the performance upset the cast.
• She found his tone discommending and took offense at his words.
• The board issued a discommending statement regarding the company's practices.
• Rather than discommending the effort, they should acknowledge the progress made.
• The discommending attitude of the judge was evident throughout the hearing.