Mockery is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MOCKERY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of mocking
• teasing and contemptuous language or behaviour directed at a particular person or thing
• an absurd misrepresentation or imitation of something
• ludicrously futile action
• The act of mocking, deriding, and exposing to contempt, by mimicry, by insincere imitation, or by a false show of earnestness; a counterfeit appearance.
• Insulting or contemptuous action or speech; contemptuous merriment; derision; ridicule.
• Subject of laughter, derision, or sport.
• showing your contempt by derision
• a composition that imitates or misrepresents somebody\'s style, usually in a humorous way
• humorous or satirical mimicry
• derision

Words related to MOCKERY

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How to use MOCKERY in a sentence

• And as the mockery boomed, the green lights disappeared and there was more splashing from the distance.
• Unless this is arrived at before the Covenant is signed the League of Nations will be a sham and a mockery.
• The mockery had gone out of her eyes, and I thought they were wet.
• I dreamed! The roar, the tramp, the burdened air Pour round their sharp and subtle mockery.
• Everywhere was this mockery of a sinister, unfinished aspect.
• This was the body before whom the king was ere long to undergo the mockery of a trial.
• On trial, however, it proved to be a miserable failure, a complete mockery.
• What a mockery! Whilst it lasts I suppose I am really sorry.
• If it is, human life is utterly without significance, and he is most to be commended who quickest escapes from its misery and mockery.
• It shall be a shameless example of fishing under conditions that make the fly a mockery.
• What a hollow mockery it was! Madame Malten was Armide, and she was everything that could be wished in voice, talent, style, beauty and charm.
• For the next fifteen years, the principle of unlimited mockery was quite faithfully observed.
• And when I sat brooding over my trouble, it seemed that the eyes of the Ganapati laughed at me in mockery.
• She forgets that such a proposal is a mere hypocritical mockery.
• So he threw the King and the Queen, Rosabella and the bird-boy, into an old dungeon-tower, and went through the mockery of having a trial.
• Soon the fog would be rolled from off the sea and the sun would peer at them in mockery.
• No one present seemed conscious that all that was going on here was the greatest blasphemy and a supreme mockery of that same Christ in whose name it was being done.
• Life is a mockery if death Have the least power men say it hath.
• Your mockery hurt me, and yet under all I felt ashamed of my own thoughts concerning this foolish occurrence.
• The family circle would degenerate into a hollow mockery if consideration each for the other was absent.
• Love that gives all demands all, and such pitiful affection as he now gave was only a mockery.
• The luckless monarch was abandoned on every hand, and fled from his kingdom to France, an object of universal mockery.
• In low, deep tones, he commenced the mockery of a trial.
• His eyes looked down into hers, and the old gleam which once she had taken for mockery hovered there.
• There was a great moon overhead, but just then all beautiful things, and all things that tended to lift her thoughts upward, seemed a mockery.
• Jim was quiet under the feeling that his clothes were an unnatural expression of himself, and that his words would make them a mockery.
• Her smiles were wondrous, but there seemed always a touch of mockery or disdain in them which made them more remembered than if they had been softer.

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