jeered (Meaning)

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jeered (imp. & p. p.)

of Jeer

No weak antonyms found.

The townspeople jeered at the vagrant as he shuffled through the garbage.
The rival supporters jeered the opposing team as they played their hearts out on the pitch.
The children jeered at the unfortunate man who had just been forced to wear a chicken suit in public.
She jeered at the idea of going to church, claiming it was a waste of time.
The student jeered at the teacher, not caring that he was being disrespectful.
The snooty classmates jeered at the new student, making him feel as though he wasn't welcome.
The audience jeered at the comedian as he struggled to tell jokes that were actually funny.
The waitress jeered at the customer as they tried to order something off the menu that wasn't available.
He jeered at the foolish idea of him attempting the high jump, telling him he would fall flat on his face.
The man jeered at the dog as it ran past him, as if he were a pest.

of Jeer

mocked,ridiculed, gibed, teased,taunted, laughed (at), skewered, derided, jibed, scouted

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

The townspeople jeered at the vagrant as he shuffled through the garbage.

The rival supporters jeered the opposing team as they played their hearts out on the pitch.

The children jeered at the unfortunate man who had just been forced to wear a chicken suit in public.

She jeered at the idea of going to church, claiming it was a waste of time.