Deride
Deride verb - To make (someone or something) the object of unkind laughter.
Laugh in the face of and deride are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Laugh in the face of" instead a verb "Deride".
Laugh in the face of
Deride and laugh in the face of are semantically related. You can use "Deride" instead a verb "Laugh in the face of".
Related pairs
- mock and deride
- mock and laugh in the face of
- scorn and deride
- scorn and laugh in the face of
- insult and deride
- insult and laugh in the face of
- spurn and deride
- spurn and laugh in the face of
- ridicule and deride
- ridicule and laugh in the face of
- defy and deride
- defy and laugh in the face of
- taunt and deride
- taunt and laugh in the face of
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