jeering (Meaning)
jeering (n)
showing your contempt by derision
jeering (s)
abusing vocally; expressing contempt or ridicule
jeering (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Jeer
jeering (a.)
Mocking; scoffing.
jeering (n.)
A mocking utterance.
Synonyms & Antonyms of jeering
jeering Sentence Examples
- The jeering from the crowd only further incensed the already-angry player.
- The jeering laughter of the bullies echoed around the playground.
- Despite the jeering from the sidelines, the athlete maintained their focus and determination.
- The politician's speech was met with jeering and catcalls from the opposition party.
- The jeering of the crowd was like a symphony of disapproval.
- The actor's performance was met with jeering and boos from the audience.
- The comedian's jokes were met with jeering and groans from the audience.
- The jeering of the crowd caused the race car driver to lose focus and crash.
- The jeering of the crowd only served to motivate the underdog to play harder and win the game.
- The jeering of the critics was met with defiance from the artist, who continued to create controversial and thought-provoking work.
FAQs About the word jeering
showing your contempt by derision, abusing vocally; expressing contempt or ridiculeof Jeer, Mocking; scoffing., A mocking utterance.
heckling,mocking, taunting, ridiculing, baiting, derisive, joking, scornful, contemptuous, deriding
commending, applauding, approving, endorsing, endorsing, commending, sanctioning,approving, sanctioning, applauding
The jeering from the crowd only further incensed the already-angry player.
The jeering laughter of the bullies echoed around the playground.
Despite the jeering from the sidelines, the athlete maintained their focus and determination.
The politician's speech was met with jeering and catcalls from the opposition party.
