Examples of 'patronised' in a sentence
Meaning of "patronised"
patronise (verb) - treat with an apparent kindness that betrays a feeling of superiority; condescending
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- simple past tense and past participle of patronise
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He has patronised our college for long.
These children play facilities are well patronised.
They were rulers who patronised architectural activities.
Consumers are given proper information without being patronised.
Many kings have patronised the place.
These were extremely popular and well patronised.
It can be being patronised or it can just simply be.
Apart from a load of animal charities he patronised.
To be pitied and patronised by such a person.
Phillip station would be well patronised.
He was patronised by the wealthy middle and upper classes.
He has always patronised the arts.
You would had enough of being contained and patronised.
Robert founded and patronised many religious establishments.
He became prominent as a cameo carver and was patronised by royalty.
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Patronised by the rotten miners.
He lived on a splendid estate and patronised the arts.
He patronised towns and developed a great level of territorial independence.
They were pitied and patronised and had no rights whatever.
But here he feels so patronised.
It was patronised by many famous people.
They ignored me and patronised me.
The theatre was well patronised and appeared to be finally prospering.
Workers do not like being patronised.
It is usually patronised by families during festive periods and weekends.
You have never patronised me.
Bhands were patronised by the people and royalty alike.
I am not gonna sit here and be patronised and preached at.
He patronised education and helped deserving students all his life.
They are infantilised and patronised.
Latifa patronised universities.
Nor do you want them to assume that they are being patronised.
Lively foreign language theaters patronised by new immigrants also sprang up.
Ask about the owner and the garage they patronised.
They were patronised by the emperors and were enfeoffed with benefices on imperial estates.
I do not like being patronised.
Nor was Buddhism patronised by the colonial government.
The new service was an immediate success and was well patronised by businessmen.
All Sultans patronised the teachers and scholars.
I will not be patronised.
He patronised Mon scholars and artisans who emerged as the intellectual elite.
An intelligent person like you had patronised a foe in the guise of a friend.
She had a difficult relationship with her mother and did not like being patronised.
Wrestling was one of his favourite sports and he patronised the sport throughout his rule.
He patronised many religions including Buddhism.
I am tired of being patronised.
The temple is patronised by a Senapati family.
This House is not asking to be placated or patronised.
Of the sort perhaps patronised by the Princess herself.
The world is certainly not waiting to be patronised by Europe.
