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scoff

[skawf, skof] / skɔf, skɒf /


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Watching them from afar, Verstappen could only scoff at the Papaya Rules.

From The Wall Street Journal

Unfortunately, he couldn’t secure the rights and scoffed at using a different show: “There’s nothing to solve in ‘Guys and Dolls’ or ‘Oklahoma!,’ except who’s going to take Laurey to the picnic.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Others scoff at the idea that this is a problem worth caring about, especially when women still suffer from more serious problems due to persistent inequality.

From Salon

Biden frequently presented a rosy view of the economy, and his advisers scoffed at criticism that his policies were driving inflation.

From The Wall Street Journal

Once upon a time, Equihua scoffed at the idea of designing pajamas.

From Los Angeles Times