Laugh out of court
Laugh at and laugh out of court are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Laugh at" instead a verb phrase "Laugh out of court".
Laugh at
Laugh at verb - To make (someone or something) the object of unkind laughter.
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Synonyms for Laugh at
Laugh out of court and laugh at are semantically related. You can use "Laugh out of court" instead a verb "Laugh at".
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Related pairs
- caricature and laugh out of court
- caricature and laugh at
- mock and laugh out of court
- mock and laugh at
- scorn and laugh out of court
- scorn and laugh at
- ridicule and laugh out of court
- ridicule and laugh at
- disparage and laugh out of court
- disparage and laugh at
- make fun of and laugh out of court
- make fun of and laugh at
- deride and laugh out of court
- deride and laugh at
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