Ridiculing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RIDICULING in dictionary:

VERB:
• RIDICULE, to make fun of
• subject to contemptuous and dismissive language or behaviour
NOUN:
• the subjection of someone or something to contemptuous and dismissive language or behaviour

Words related to RIDICULING

ridicule11 ridiculed13 ridicules12

How to use RIDICULING in a sentence

• But the philosopher could not resist the temptation of ridiculing the advocates of the old system.
• If I had found him the snobbish pretender whom the weekly newspapers were in the habit of ridiculing, it would have been a delight to outwit his diplomacy.
• For instance, he describes the Platonists as being on good terms with this very Alexander of Abonoteichos whom he is ridiculing and exposing.
• Men followed after me, desiring the female, and ridiculing the actress.
• I myself know instances of several who began by deploring that they were no longer able to practise the duties of their religion, and ended by ridiculing or fearing them.
• It is not ourselves are in dread that the white man in the sky will be calling names after us and ridiculing us.
• With him was executed a lad of nineteen or twenty years of age, whose fears and remorse Kelly was constantly ridiculing.
• Now a private man in France has less opportunity of influencing the world than his wife, although he has ample occasion for ridiculing it.
• She had habitually terrified her mother by ridiculing him with an absolute contempt of which only childhood and extreme ignorance are capable.
• LUCAS MEYER raised a storm by ridiculing the arguments of the former speakers, and comparing the locusts to beasts of prey which they destroyed.
• On their refusing, they were sent to the Tower, Buckingham in particular exasperating the House by ridiculing its censure.
• The wrangler had rustled in the wagon-mules for our cook, and Forrest was still ridiculing my anxiety to move, when a fusillade of shots was heard across and up the river.
• I recall how hard we all bore down upon him, as he richly deserved, and how the Journal of the American Medical Association printed a short poem ridiculing him.
• But let no one think, whilst ridiculing those who can now only hide their poor stature under the lion-skin of F-F-V-ism, that the race of old Virginia gentlemen is a mythic race.
• The Democratic editor, McFarland, was tried and found guilty of the offense, and took revenge in ridiculing his opponents.
• What would those good old men have thought when they were laughing at and ridiculing Mr.
• Conde himself, whilst fighting for him, lost no opportunity of ridiculing, of humbling him.
• It was maddening to feel those ironical eyes noting and ridiculing her agitation.
• Conscience was always digging sudden pits for his feet and common sense ridiculing his fears.
• Erasmus employed a treatise in shewing the propriety of thou when addressed to a single person, and in ridiculing the use of you on the same occasion.
• Dana ridiculing the idea of civil and political rights for women.
• A caricature, I called it, ridiculing it so much that she put it away unfinished, and is now at work on some water-lilies he brought her, and which are really very good.

Similar words containing RIDICUL without suffix ing

ridicule11 ridiculed13 ridiculer12 ridicules12 ridiculers13 ridiculous13 ridiculously18 ridiculousness17 ridiculousnesse18 ridiculousnesses19

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