scoffing's Usage Examples:

decried mockery as a sin: But as derision or mockery are never without scoffing, therefore it is a very great sin; so that divines are right in saying.

The band, though scoffing at these comments, was seen in live concerts playing more hardcore versions.

the band's seminal record, at this point many older fans were already scoffing at the more streamlined, acoustic songs and mellow soundscapes as compared.

Let none at Fumifuge be scoffing Who heard at Church our Sunday's coughing.

was occasioned by the offense his townspeople took at his "heresies and scoffing verses".

first Sunday in August, The word Feast meant “festival” rather than the scoffing of huge amounts of the fruit.

He never even seemed to refer to the subject, except in a tone of scoffing and derision.

The real punchline comes a bit later, as a scoffing Protestant Husband (played by Graham Chapman), after observing the large.

of the Quran 10-11 The former prophets were laughed to scorn 12-15 The scoffing Quraish judicially blinded 16-20 God declares his glory in the heaven and.

Where he spent a very happy retirement regularly scoffing Polo mints from Michael Dickinson’s pocket until the very end of his life.

without giving us a decent amount of free music to sample from, we're scoffing at that "9.

Then, he tries to woo another woman who also leaves him, scoffing at him for ignoring her as she passes.

Variety's Caroline Framke said, "Whether she’s tearing down a politician, scoffing at a sexist institution, or telling her audience it deserves a break (pun.

sometimes vary the person or the rescuer but regularly retain the rescuer's scoffing remark that it would be better to keep one's mind on the earth.

with "a number of prominent journalists and media-industry observers [scoffing] at both the number and the report itself".

"Tristram Shapeero apologises for scoffing at 'poor' actor Lukas Gage on Zoom call".

The Easy ending has The Leader scoffing at the Hulk's power, further angering him, and then going to the credits.

train admire the store's window displays as they pass, with the hero boy scoffing at an obviously animatronic Santa placing presents in one display.

he finds a pregnant housewife holding three kids, who tells him, in a scoffing voice, "You're too late.

Synonyms:

mockery; scoff; jeering; jeer; derision;

Antonyms:

respectful;