In social situations, clever expression often needs to hide its edge under elegance. The following are several rhetorical strategies for implicitly expressing disdain for reference： **1. Dimensionally reduced praise method** "Your self-insistent attitude is so cute. It's rare to see such pure childishness in the adult world. " → On the surface, it complimented the characteristics, but in fact it implied that they did not meet the standards of maturity they deserved. **2. Selective blind spot method** When the other party shows off his achievements: "Oh? Is that so? I have been too busy to pay attention to these things recently. " → Use indifference to suggest that the importance of their field is insufficient. **3. Profound negation method** "This view is very interesting-it reminds me of the academic conjectures that were falsified in the 19th century. " → Suggest that it is outdated through historical comparison, while showing one's own knowledge. **4. Metaphorical sniper technique** "An existence like you is a lot like the unlit street lamp in the modern art exhibition-it really provokes thinking. " → Using abstract metaphors to give depth to the surface, in fact, it implies that the disciple has his own expression. **5. Problem solver posture** "I understand why you have such a perception. " → Use psychological words to place the opponent in the position to be analyzed, suggesting that his thinking needs to be corrected. **6. Time dimension strike** "When your enthusiasm is over, it may be more rewarding for us to talk about this topic again. " → Presuppose that the opponent's position is time-sensitive, implying that it is not mature and stable enough. It should be noted that the truly superb social wisdom lies in restraining the urge to express negative comments. The writer Oscar Wilde once said: "Education is not self-evident, but in words but not in words. "It is recommended to give priority： -The art of changing the subject -Constructive rhetorical skills -Guide the dialogue to more valuable areas Irony is like a double-edged sword, overuse will eventually expose the user's own limitations. In most cases, maintaining polite alienation can demonstrate a true sense of superiority more than subtle derogation.