ridiculing (Meaning)

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

of Ridicule

No weak antonyms found.

Ridiculing others is a form of bullying that can have long-lasting effects on their self-esteem.
She felt hurt and belittled after overhearing her classmates ridiculing her behind her back.
Instead of offering constructive feedback, they resorted to ridiculing his efforts, which only served to discourage him.
Ridiculing someone's appearance is not only hurtful but also perpetuates harmful beauty standards.
The comedian's humor was light-hearted and playful, avoiding the trap of ridiculing specific individuals.
Ridiculing someone's cultural background or beliefs is never acceptable and only serves to perpetuate prejudice.
He was taken aback by the harshness of their ridiculing comments, feeling unfairly targeted.
Ridiculing someone's intelligence or academic performance can have detrimental effects on their confidence and motivation.
Ridiculing others may provide a temporary sense of superiority but ultimately reflects poorly on the character of the ridiculer.
Teaching children empathy and kindness is essential to prevent them from engaging in the harmful behavior of ridiculing their peers.

of Ridicule

taunting, deriding, derisive, heckling, baiting,mocking, derisory,needling, hassling, joking

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

Ridiculing others is a form of bullying that can have long-lasting effects on their self-esteem.

She felt hurt and belittled after overhearing her classmates ridiculing her behind her back.

Instead of offering constructive feedback, they resorted to ridiculing his efforts, which only served to discourage him.

Ridiculing someone's appearance is not only hurtful but also perpetuates harmful beauty standards.