mockish (Meaning)
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mockish (a.)
Mock; counterfeit; sham.
Synonyms & Antonyms of mockish
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mockish Sentence Examples
- The movie's attempt at sentimentality came off as mockish rather than heartfelt.
- She rolled her eyes at the mockish dialogue in the romantic comedy.
- His mockish display of emotion didn't fool anyone; they knew he was just seeking attention.
- The mockish music playing in the background cheapened the emotional impact of the scene.
- The author's writing style veered into mockish melodrama, alienating some readers.
- She cringed at the mockish display of affection between the characters in the soap opera.
- His mockish attempt to apologize fell flat, lacking sincerity.
- The speech's mockish attempts at inspiration failed to motivate the audience.
- The mockish sentimentality of the greeting card made her eyes roll.
- The mockish portrayal of tragedy in the play felt exaggerated and insincere.
FAQs About the word mockish
Mock; counterfeit; sham.
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No antonyms found.
The movie's attempt at sentimentality came off as mockish rather than heartfelt.
She rolled her eyes at the mockish dialogue in the romantic comedy.
His mockish display of emotion didn't fool anyone; they knew he was just seeking attention.
The mockish music playing in the background cheapened the emotional impact of the scene.
