deriders Synonyms
deriders Meaning
deriders
to laugh at scornfully, to subject to usually bitter or contemptuous ridicule or criticism, to laugh at or insult contemptuously, to express a lack of respect or approval of
deriders Sentence Examples
- The deriders laughed mockingly at the scientist's unconventional theories.
- Despite the deriders' skepticism, the young inventor persisted with his groundbreaking research.
- The politician's opponents became deriders, spreading rumors and insults to undermine his reputation.
- The deriders of social progress dismissed new ideas as unrealistic and impractical.
- The band's critics were deriders, dismissing their music as noise and lacking artistic merit.
- The deriders of religion sneered at its rituals and beliefs, claiming them to be superstitious nonsense.
- As a child, the aspiring writer faced deriders who ridiculed his early attempts at poetry.
- The deriders of the environment mocked those who advocated for conservation and sustainability.
- The scientific community ignored the deriders who dismissed the theory of evolution as a hoax.
- Despite the deriders' attempts to silence her, the activist continued to advocate for social justice.
FAQs About the word deriders
to laugh at scornfully, to subject to usually bitter or contemptuous ridicule or criticism, to laugh at or insult contemptuously, to express a lack of respect o
jeerers,jibers, denigrators, detractors, belittlers, gibers, decriers, cavilers, mockers, cavillers
commenders, comforters,praisers, bodyguards, champions, succorers, soothers,solaces,
The deriders laughed mockingly at the scientist's unconventional theories.
Despite the deriders' skepticism, the young inventor persisted with his groundbreaking research.
The politician's opponents became deriders, spreading rumors and insults to undermine his reputation.
The deriders of social progress dismissed new ideas as unrealistic and impractical.
