ragging on (Meaning)
ragging on
torment, tease, to make fun of, clothing, a low quality newspaper, something resembling a rag, a waste piece of cloth, newspaper, a sleazy newspaper, torment sense 2, tease, an outburst of boisterous fun, clothes usually in poor or ragged condition, a waste or worn piece of cloth, shabby or very worn clothing, to rail at, any of various hard rocks, a large roofing slate that is rough on one side, a composition in ragtime, prank
Synonyms & Antonyms of ragging on
Synonyms:
- twitting
- poohing
- putting down
- bugging
- quizzing
- bad-mouthing
- riding
- razzing
- chaffing
- mimicking
- tweaking
- tormenting
- taking off (on)
- heckling
- scorning
- satirizing
- targeting
- jiving
- disparaging
- harassing
- ribbing
- caricaturing
- pestering
- decrying
- rallying
- imitating
- kidding
- belittling
- baiting
- ragging
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
ragging on Sentence Examples
- The seniors engaged in relentless ragging on the freshmen, making their college experience a nightmare.
- The professor's ragging on students who asked clarifying questions created a hostile learning environment.
- The military camp was notorious for its severe ragging on new recruits, leaving them with both physical and emotional scars.
- The company's ragging on employees for minor mistakes instilled a culture of fear and stifled creativity.
- The neighborhood bullies subjected the younger children to merciless ragging on, robbing them of their childhood joy.
- The ragging on of marginalized students in schools led to increased dropout rates and undermined their academic aspirations.
- The ragging on of politically active individuals by authorities aimed to silence dissent and suppress freedom of expression.
- The workplace ragging on of those who challenged the status quo created a toxic and oppressive work atmosphere.
- The ragging on of new members of social groups excluded them and reinforced hierarchies based on arbitrary criteria.
- The ban on ragging on university campuses aimed to foster a culture of respect and prevent the abuse of power.
FAQs About the word ragging on
torment, tease, to make fun of, clothing, a low quality newspaper, something resembling a rag, a waste piece of cloth, newspaper, a sleazy newspaper, torment se
laughing (at),ridiculing, making sport of, making fun of, mocking, shooting down, poking fun at, cocking a snook (at), jibing, taunting
sanctioning, applauding, endorsing, commending,approving,indorsing,
The seniors engaged in relentless ragging on the freshmen, making their college experience a nightmare.
The professor's ragging on students who asked clarifying questions created a hostile learning environment.
The military camp was notorious for its severe ragging on new recruits, leaving them with both physical and emotional scars.
The company's ragging on employees for minor mistakes instilled a culture of fear and stifled creativity.
