deriding (Meaning)

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deriding (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Deride

No weak antonyms found.

The students were caught deriding the substitute teacher's accent when she entered the classroom.
His classmates often engaged in deriding behavior towards students who struggled academically.
She couldn't help but overhear her coworkers deriding her presentation in the break room.
The comedian's routine consisted of deriding various societal norms and stereotypes.
Despite the audience's laughter, some found the comedian's jokes deriding and offensive.
He grew tired of his friends deriding his taste in music just because it differed from theirs.
Instead of offering encouragement, they spent their time deriding his efforts to improve his grades.
The politician faced backlash after deriding his opponent's policies during the debate.
She felt disheartened after overhearing her colleagues deriding her promotion to team leader.
The online community was divided over a viral video deriding a popular celebrity's fashion choices.

of Deride

taunting, derisive, ridiculing,mocking, baiting, hassling, scornful, jeering, sarcastic, derisory

commending, approving, endorsing, commending, endorsing,approving, applauding, applauding, sanctioning,sanctioning

The students were caught deriding the substitute teacher's accent when she entered the classroom.

His classmates often engaged in deriding behavior towards students who struggled academically.

She couldn't help but overhear her coworkers deriding her presentation in the break room.

The comedian's routine consisted of deriding various societal norms and stereotypes.