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condescend
condescend to do something
to agree to do something that is humbling or belittling. I will not condescend to respond to that remark. "Will you condescend to join us for dinner?" teased Bob.
condescend to someone
to talk down to someone; to treat people as if they were below oneself; to patronize someone. Please do not condescend to me. There is no need to condescend to the children. They are just small, not stupid.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| CÄCilia | | - | German |
| Jason | | JAY-sən (English) | English, French, Greek Mythology (Anglicized), Biblical |
| LeoŠ | | LE-osh | Czech |
| Rufina | | - | Russian, Spanish, Ancient Roman |
| BartolomĚJ | | - | Czech |
| Firat | | - | Turkish |