patronisation

she resented the subtle patronisation in his voice during the meeting.

the manager's constant patronisation is destroying the team's morale.

i detect a distinct tone of patronisation in your feedback.

his offer of help felt like pure patronisation rather than kindness.

the audience criticized the politician for his blatant patronisation of the working class.

we must avoid any hint of patronisation when talking to clients.

such behaviour amounts to nothing more than selfish patronisation.

the article was criticized for its veiled patronisation of older adults.

he mistook her silence for acceptance of his patronisation.

her attempt at mentorship was received as unwelcome patronisation.

there was an air of patronisation about the way he explained the simple concept.

the review was full of sneering condescension and patronisation.