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derision

[dih-rizh-uhn] / dɪˈrɪʒ ən /




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So far, Wall Street’s reaction to the proposals has been a mix of derision and disbelief.

From Barron's

His decision to transfer was met with widespread derision from Huskies fans and officials, who made it known the university would enforce Williams’ contract even if it meant taking him to court.

From Los Angeles Times

Thirty-six wickets in six sessions, a first England win in Australia for 15 years, howls of derision and a £5m cost to Cricket Australia.

From BBC

There was always suspicion, even derision, in this country of England's style of play, despite a 2-2 draw in the UK two years ago.

From BBC

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