To express contempt for someone's abilities in vague language, you usually need to convey your views through hints, metaphors, or sarcasm without directly belittling the other party. Here are some strategies and examples： ### 1. **Use ambiguous compliments** -**Example**： “You are really special. It's rare to see a...unique person like you. ” (The word ”unique" implies that the other party is different, but it may not be a good thing. ） ### 2. **Suggest deficiencies through comparison** -**Example**： “Do you know? Some people are born to be leaders, while others are more suitable... to support the team. ” (It is implied by comparison that the other party lacks leadership skills. ） ### 3. **Use exaggerated irony** -**Example**： “Wow, your idea is really... There is no one before, and there will be no one after." ” (On the surface, praise actually implies that the other party's ideas are unrealistic or absurd. ） ### 4. **Trigger thinking through questions** -**Example**： “Have you ever wondered why everyone always has so many... suggestions for your work?" ” (By asking questions, it is implied that there is a problem with the other party's work. ） ### 5. **Use metaphors or metaphors** -**Example**： “You are like a butterfly, flying around, but you always can't find the direction. ” (Metaphorically implying that the opponent lacks goals or is inefficient. ） ### 6. **Convey attitude through tone and intonation** -**Example**： “Oh, so that's how you understand it... it's really interesting. ” (Convey contempt through a long tone of voice and a slightly sarcastic tone. ） ### 7. **Quote the views of others** -**Example**： “I heard that some people think your method...is not suitable for the current environment. ” (Indirectly express your own views by quoting the views of others. ） ### 8. **By implying that the opponent's efforts are invalid** -**Example**： “You really work hard, but sometimes the results...may not be satisfactory. ” (It is implied that the opponent's efforts did not bring the desired effect. ） ### 9. **Use euphemistic negation** -**Example**： “Your idea is very creative, but...it may not be in line with the actual situation. ” (On the surface, it is affirmative, but in fact it negates the opponent's thoughts. ） ### 10. **By emphasizing the opponent's "potential”** -**Example**： “You still have a lot... room to grow. ” (It implies that the opponent's current abilities are insufficient and need to continue to work hard. ） ### Summary： When using vague language to express contempt, the key is to maintain superficial politeness and politeness, while at the same time making the other party feel your true attitude through innuendo, irony, or contrast. This way can not only convey your views, but also will not appear too direct or offensive.