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Often used in the same context:
derision,
scorn,
opprobrium,
obloquy,
denigration,
vilification,
criticism,
humiliation,
wrath,
ire,
embarrassment,
insults,
mockery,
disparagement,
belittlement,
lampooning,
poke fun,
castigation,
taunts,
reproach,
jibes,
sneers,
calumny,
approbation,
ribbing,
disdain,
heckling,
disapprobation,
vituperation,
odium,
contumely,
jeers,
gibes,
flak,
pillorying,
adulation,
distain,
snickers,
embarassment,
loathing,
outrage,
adoration,
chastisement,
reprobation,
brickbats,
ostracism,
slander,
hostility,
indignation,
rebuke,
razzing,
backlash,
teasing,
scapegoating,
censure,
ignominy,
vitriol,
demonization,
pitying,
stereotyping,
execration,
tactlessness,
needling,
torment,
condescension,
innuendo,
slurs,
satirists,
scrutiny,
parodists,
negativity,
catcalls,
fatuousness,
bigots,
smirks,
bashing,
condemnation,
notoriety,
disgrace,
shame,
jackassery,
jokes,
scolding,
indignities,
disgust,
inquisition,
disrespect,
potshots,
guffaws,
dishonor,
mirth,
puerility,
admiration,
demonizing,
backtalk,
consternation,
asininity,
sexist,
cliquishness,
bigotry,
stigmatization,
vulgar,
amusement,
reproof,
annoyance,
sarcasm,
dissatisfaction,
dissension,
exasperation,
raillery,
taunt,
catholic,
henceforth,
prejudiced,
whilst,
amish,
beset,
deprive,
doubtless,
hutterite,
maladjusted,
middleclass,
nonchristian,
pressured,
respect,
acculturated,
amongst,
assimilated,
bigoted,
christian,
concerned
More specific:
befooling,
debunk,
expose,
jeer,
jeering,
lampoon,
mockery,
put-down,
satirize,
scoff,
scoffing,
squelch,
stultification,
stultify,
takedown
Appears in the definition of:
.,
blackguard,
butt,
c. northcote parkinson,
cyril northcote parkinson,
derisive,
exposure,
fair game,
finespun,
gibbet,
gibelike,
goat,
guy,
ironist,
jeering,
jest at,
lampoon,
laughingstock,
laugh at,
make fun,
mocking,
parkinson,
pillory,
poke fun,
prey,
quarry,
quizzical,
rib,
ribbing,
ridiculer,
roast,
sarcastic,
satiric,
satirical,
satirise,
satirist,
satirize,
stooge,
target,
taunting,
tease,
teasing
More general:
bemock,
discourtesy,
disrespect,
mock
Synonyms:
blackguard,
derision,
guy,
jest at,
laugh at,
make fun,
poke fun,
rib
Also try:
— Adjectives for ridicule:
public,
much,
such,
more,
general,
open,
universal,
personal,
constant,
gentle,
only,
more...
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