derided (Meaning)

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derided (imp. & p. p.)

of Deride

No weak antonyms found.

The politician's proposal was derided by opposition members during the debate.
Despite her best efforts, her artwork was derided by critics for lacking originality.
His unconventional approach to solving the problem was derided by traditionalists in the field.
The new CEO's management style was derided by employees who preferred the previous leader's approach.
The scientist's theory was initially derided by peers but later gained widespread acceptance.
She felt disheartened when her contributions were derided by her colleagues in the brainstorming session.
The author's latest book was derided by literary critics for its poor writing and lack of depth.
The comedian's controversial jokes were derided by some audience members, while others found them hilarious.
His attempt to join the prestigious club was derided by its elitist members.
Despite being derided by his classmates, he remained steadfast in pursuing his passion for dance.

of Deride

ridiculed, mocked, parodied, made fun of, jibed, taunted, gibed, laughed (at), skewered,jeered

sanctioned, endorsed, approved, sanctioned, endorsed, commended,approved, commended, indorsed, applauded

The politician's proposal was derided by opposition members during the debate.

Despite her best efforts, her artwork was derided by critics for lacking originality.

His unconventional approach to solving the problem was derided by traditionalists in the field.

The new CEO's management style was derided by employees who preferred the previous leader's approach.