ridiculein a sentence
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It's easier to ridicule her ideas than to seriously refute her findings.ridicule = mock (make fun of)
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In his day, he was ridiculed for saying the earth is round.ridiculed = made fun of
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He has come to borrow money from Troy, and while he knows he will be successful, he is uncertain as to what extent his lifestyle will be held up to scrutiny and ridicule. (source)
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I knew what it was like to be ridiculed, and I hated it. (source)ridiculed = mocked (made fun of)
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...the point is, when you hold people up for ridicule, you have to take responsibility when other people act on it. (source)ridicule = mocking (to make fun of them)
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Well, it's not easy to stand alone against the ridicule of others. (source)ridicule = mocking language or behavior (others making fun of you)
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Her face flushed again at the thought of the ridicule.† (source)
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The truth was, I was tired of taking on people who ridiculed us for the way we lived.† (source)ridiculed = mocked (made fun of)
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Ridiculing the whole Disney experience is a favorite sport in the circle of parents I run with.† (source)Ridiculing = mocking (making fun of)
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She forced herself to go out into society in order to cull its ridicules; she taught her eye to observe; she read the masterpieces of her language to discover its effects; she insinuated herself into the company of those who were celebrated for their conversation.† (source)ridicules = mocks (makes fun of)
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I thought of how I had used my literacy to ridicule Hassan.† (source)
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But there were also text messages which ridiculed the army.† (source)ridiculed = mocked (made fun of)
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Suddenly he blundered into the open, found himself again in that open space—and there was the fathom-wide grin of the skull, no longer ridiculing a deep blue patch of sky but jeering up into a blanket of smoke.† (source)ridiculing = mocking (making fun of)
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You have heard me speak at sundry times and in divers places of an oracle or sign which comes to me, and is the divinity which Meletus ridicules in the indictment.† (source)ridicules = mocks (makes fun of)
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A daily gauntlet of ridicule, abuse, and isolation.† (source)
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After I explained my theory, the scholars and my bosses all ridiculed it.† (source)ridiculed = mocked (made fun of)
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