Definition
Definition of deriding - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
teasingmocking or ridiculing in a scornful way
- Her deriding comments hurt his feelings.
- His deriding tone made everyone uncomfortable.
- The deriding laughter echoed through the room.
Origin of deriding
Latin, deridere (to mock)
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- French:moqueur, ...
- German:spöttisch, ...
- Italian:derisorio, ...
- Spanish:burlón, ...
- Portuguese:zombeteiro, ...
- Chinese:嘲讽的, ...
- Japanese:嘲笑する, ...
- Arabic:ساخر, ...
- Hebrew:לוֹעֵג, ...
- Russian:издевательский, ...
- Ukrainian:глузливий, ...
- Hindi:उपहासपूर्ण, ...
Definition of deride - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
mockingmock or ridicule harshly
- She derided his efforts in front of everyone.
- The critics derided the new movie mercilessly.
- He derided their suggestions during the meeting.
Origin of deride
Latin, de (down) + ridere (laugh)
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- French:se moquer, ...
- German:verspotten, ...
- Italian:deridere, ...
- Spanish:ridiculizar, ...
- Portuguese:ridicularizar, ...
- Chinese:嘲笑, ...
- Japanese:嘲笑する, ...
- Arabic:سَخِرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִלְעוֹג ל־, ...
- Russian:высмеивать, ...
- Ukrainian:глузувати з, ...
- Hindi:मज़ाक उड़ाना, ...
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