condescending

"Maybe the opponent sometimes can be condescending, to look down on you," he said.

He was condescending when he called her “darling” and referred to her question as “fake news.”

First and foremost among these is Jack O’Brien’s precise and invigorating direction, which treats the characters as our country cousins, never condescending to them, even at their laughable worst.

Harrison projects a ferocious determination that’s paired with an intense loathing for this condescending, demented misogynist.

That's especially aggravating in light of the reports that the White House is entertaining condescending policy pitches aimed at "persuading" women to have more children.