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mocked
adjective as in disgraced
Strongest match
Strong matches
Weak matches
- abject
- down and out
- downtrodden
- in disgrace
- tarred and feathered
adjective as in imitated
Example Sentences
She claimed the commissioner "failed to properly investigate my claims of bullying, which were central to my complaint" and said she felt "mocked and humiliated".
“He mocked and videotaped ICE officers chasing after him,” she said in the statement.
Menendez pointed to his work to help inmates in prison who are bullied or mocked.
Critics also mocked the contingent for seeking refuge from Texas law enforcement in Illinois, which is heavily gerrymandered in favor of Democrats.
Lambasting his creative choices, and silently judging the one-hour-photo employee who calls his shots “pretty,” Scorsese good-naturedly mocked the zealous dedication he brought to his movies.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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