scoffer (Meaning)

Wordnet

scoffer (n)

someone who eats food rapidly and greedily

someone who jeers or mocks or treats something with contempt or calls out in derision

Webster

One who scoffs.

The scoffer mocked the messenger's earnest warnings, dismissing them as mere superstition.
David's scoffer taunted him for his faith, claiming it was outdated and irrelevant.
The congregation hushed the scoffer who disrupted their sacred service with disrespectful remarks.
Despite his religious upbringing, John became an outspoken scoffer of all things spiritual.
The scientist's scoffer refused to accept the validity of the groundbreaking discovery, clinging instead to outdated theories.
As the economic crisis deepened, the scoffers who had predicted it were vindicated, silencing their detractors.
The scoffer's laughter echoed through the courtroom as he mocked the victim's testimony.
Mark's scoffer always found a way to undermine his achievements, leaving him feeling belittled and discouraged.
The scoffers' skepticism turned into hushed awe as they witnessed the extraordinary spectacle unfold before their eyes.
Mary's scoffer believed that her dreams were nothing more than frivolous fantasies, but she refused to let their negativity dampen her aspirations.

someone who eats food rapidly and greedily, someone who jeers or mocks or treats something with contempt or calls out in derisionOne who scoffs.

mocker, detractor, insulter,scorner, harasser, jiber, heckler, decrier, denigrator, tormentor

comforter, solace, solace, praiser,praiser, comforter, champion, champion, bodyguard,soother

The scoffer mocked the messenger's earnest warnings, dismissing them as mere superstition.

David's scoffer taunted him for his faith, claiming it was outdated and irrelevant.

The congregation hushed the scoffer who disrupted their sacred service with disrespectful remarks.

Despite his religious upbringing, John became an outspoken scoffer of all things spiritual.