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derision

[dih-rizh-uhn] / dɪˈrɪʒ ən /




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“No. Your worst crime was to hold me up to derision.”

From Literature

His voice was laced with derision, but he spoke low enough that the other worker wouldn’t hear.

From Literature

One thing Welsh rugby does not want is pity or derision.

From BBC

Arsenal's huddle at the start of the second half was greeted with more derision and jeers.

From BBC

Political voices from the U.S. to Europe have been injecting more humor and derision into their public messaging, an approach that some research suggests is more powerful.

From The Wall Street Journal