Derided is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DERIDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DERIDE, to ridicule, mock
• express contempt for; ridicule

Words related to DERIDED

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How to use DERIDED in a sentence

• The learned doctors of the schools derided her claims.
• Perhaps his doctrine is of other guise Than the words sound, and possibly may be With meaning that is not to be derided.
• Be pitiful, and be a savior to me! For thee, like Him, I have derided oft.
• Erasmus, who visited the priory in 1511, derided its enormous wealth.
• He had derided Wessner at that same hour yesterday.
• Well, it may be said that the least we can do is to give posthumous honour to those whom we bullied and derided in their lifetime.
• The voice of reason cries with winning force, Loose from the rapid car your aged horse, Lest, in the race derided, left behind, He drag his jaded limbs, and burst his wind.
• For the next two days I went about amongst my fellow men, who welcomed me with the utmost consideration and friendliness, but unanimously derided my fears of a war.
• For instance, they condemned animal sacrifices and derided the idea that trained priests and complicated rites are necessary.
• One of the most intelligent men in the audience, who at first had derided the idea, at length came to believe in it.
• He accepted the responsibility, and, as a reward, his memory is hallowed in the city he loved and derided.
• Secondly, lest this sacrament might be derided by unbelievers, if we were to eat our Lord under His own species.
• He exhorted, jeered, encouraged and derided, finally giving Arithelli five minutes in which to make her decision.
• Moreover, public sentiment is not to be derided nor disregarded.
• Columbus was derided and banished by his fellow-citizens, and the fate of our philosopher was similar to his.
• In the ninth, which is the last, is the story of Noah when he was drunken with wine, lying on the ground, his shame derided by his son Ham and covered by Shem and Japhet.
• The audience of Guichen found it as laughable on his lips as he and his fellows had found it formerly on the lips of that derided Spaniard.
• He has derided them with both an artistic and a moral energy.
• She had derided it once by using it in front of Louis with the mimic foolish graces of an empty-headed doll.
• A singular spectacle was here presented in the case of a man by the name of Netherland, who had been derided for his timidity.
• Oh, why did I ever confide in her? Mother, I shall be despised, derided.
• They have been derided, denounced and persecuted for their efforts.
• She told me, hastily, the old man was ill of a fever, and had nearly derided her by going crazy.
• They fought battles and scored victories for an orthodoxy they derided.
• The power of the Chamberlain and the Master of the Revels had been derided.
• Arthur Tappen was derided in his day because he established that system by which we come to find out the commercial standing of business men.
• On perceiving Claude among the others, she hesitated for a moment, seized, as it were, with cowardly shame in front of that ill-clad, ugly, derided devil.
• These immediate communications from God with the souls of men are denied and derided by a great many.
• At first the law was derided and condemned by our liberty-loving citizens, and the fugitives did not fear its operations because they asserted that they could protect themselves.
• But Mary paid little heed to his teasing, upheld by the thought of that perfect dream of a white hat which the derided box contained.

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