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derision

[dih-rizh-uhn] / dɪˈrɪʒ ən /




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As Mr. Gennari reminds us, “this was vitally important cultural work at a time when jazz was still an object of widespread derision, devaluation, and misunderstanding.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Just down the street from the No Kings gathering in the nation's capital, the White House responded to the protests with derision.

From BBC

In July, her decision to double her salary to almost 35 times that of the monthly minimum wage in Peru was met with scorn and derision.

From BBC

But even as a rookie, Johnston became a target of derision for their fans.

From The Wall Street Journal

A self-styled moniker of 'The Scientist' brought derision.

From BBC