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characterized by or expressing derision; contemptuous; mocking: derisive heckling.
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Derisive
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Example Sentences
- In August 2007, this question ricocheted through the blogosphere to a chorus of derisive laughter.
- It has so much to outshrill, its derisive and despairing stances are so familiar, that it seems more noise than news.
- Howls of derisive laughter came pouring through his cell phone.
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