Sneered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SNEERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SNEER, to curl the lip in contempt
• smile or speak in a contemptuous or mocking manner
NOUN:
• a contemptuous or mocking smile, remark, or tone

Words related to SNEERED

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How to use SNEERED in a sentence

• They had a downward, bitter curve, as though they often sneered at life.
• I know that when a man attacks this claim for woman suffrage he is sneered at and ridiculed as afraid to meet women in the contests for political honor and supremacy.
• Could it be possible? He asked the question and then sneered in answer.
• And we were as dead men then, as we sneered at our enemies, and there was little fight left in us we were so weak.
• When Tom replied gently to Zeigler, and asked him privately why he annoyed him without cause, the fellow sneered the more at him.
• All those people who had sneered at him, neglected him, preferred other people to him, found his company undesirable, should consider him at last.
• I had twelve pounds to slow for what it had brought me, which was more than any of those who sneered at me could say for themselves.
• He demanded information and sneered when it was not given.
• They refuse to be bullied or sneered at or laughed out of court because they do not take up with every fancy that catches the popular mind.
• They mean that infernal pride which made Satan so proud that he sneered even at heaven when he was one of the first angels in it.
• The other boys in the garrison sneered at him, because he lost the fun which they found in shooting or rowing while he was working away on these grand letters to his grand friend.
• I had an uncomfortable feeling that he was also amusing himself, as though I were being played with and covertly sneered at.
• If he had done so, MacRae would have sneered at him with contempt.
• Millions of men who owed in part their happiness to what, no doubt, was once sneered at as romantic sympathy, threw garlands in his path.
• He sneered at them, only to be begged for his favors in return.
• But now, though he had not yet landed, he knew that he would be compelled to acknowledge the indefinable mystery at which he had sneered.
• She had lost her nerve, raved, and threatened to run away, and he had neither sneered nor abused her.
• Bungay had made a point of it, she sneered at the Duchess, and did not even then yield.
• Whatever faults he might have, he had been staunch to her, So she said, and the old man sneered at her for saying so.
• The half-learned sneered at the title as absurd and at the style as vulgar.
• The aristocratic ones sneered at the act, while others commended it as the fruit of a generous spirit.
• Even Braxton Wyatt was among the members although he still sneered at Henry.
• Only Braxton Wyatt uttered doubts with words and sneered with looks.
• The next instant he seized one of the brilliant perspective sketches, and by his mere manner of holding it between his thumb and finger he sneered at it and condemned it.
• Then he sneered at himself for thinking such a foolish thought.
• It was done through opposition and the statue is sneered at more often than admired.
• A Democratic orator sneered at Harrison, and said that all he wanted was a log cabin of his own and a jug of cider.
• Thrale sneered when I talked of my having asked you and your lady to live at my house.
• A brilliant, but essentially unfair book, Christianity being extolled in theory, but sneered at in practice.

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