Definition of derisively in English:

derisively

adverbdɪˈrɪzɪvlidəˈraɪsɪvli

In a manner expressing contempt or ridicule.
she snorted derisively at him
they derisively referred to clients as muppets
Example sentencesExamples
- A group of the boy's friends stood behind the two, laughing derisively at Mike's plight.
- Most of his films were often butchered by producers and distributors, hideously dubbed and derisively reviewed.
- Anderson speaks derisively about the rock and pop mainstream.
- Among the benefits of being part of what he derisively terms "Old Europe" is an overriding sense of history, a quality for which America is not generally known.
- The market economy derisively tramples our identity in God and Christ, and for good reason.
- Williams remained true to that promise, and his defensive mistakes almost always were greeted derisively by Boston fans.
- So he wrote an initiative, and to the surprise of the civic establishment which derisively opposed it, it passed handily.
- Last year when he first announced he was running, I used to derisively call him the rookie.
- They were attacked from the left and derisively labeled "neoconservatives."
- Throughout the 1980s, most of these pundits derisively condemned Reagan's policies.

Definition of derisively in US English:

derisively

adverbdəˈraɪsɪvlidəˈrīsivlē

In a manner expressing contempt or ridicule.
she snorted derisively at him
they derisively referred to clients as muppets
Example sentencesExamples
- Anderson speaks derisively about the rock and pop mainstream.
- So he wrote an initiative, and to the surprise of the civic establishment which derisively opposed it, it passed handily.
- Williams remained true to that promise, and his defensive mistakes almost always were greeted derisively by Boston fans.
- Among the benefits of being part of what he derisively terms "Old Europe" is an overriding sense of history, a quality for which America is not generally known.
- Most of his films were often butchered by producers and distributors, hideously dubbed and derisively reviewed.
- Last year when he first announced he was running, I used to derisively call him the rookie.
- They were attacked from the left and derisively labeled "neoconservatives."
- A group of the boy's friends stood behind the two, laughing derisively at Mike's plight.
- Throughout the 1980s, most of these pundits derisively condemned Reagan's policies.
- The market economy derisively tramples our identity in God and Christ, and for good reason.

词汇	derisively
释义	Definition of derisively in English: derisively adverbdɪˈrɪzɪvlidəˈraɪsɪvli In a manner expressing contempt or ridicule. she snorted derisively at him they derisively referred to clients as muppets Example sentencesExamples A group of the boy's friends stood behind the two, laughing derisively at Mike's plight. Most of his films were often butchered by producers and distributors, hideously dubbed and derisively reviewed. Anderson speaks derisively about the rock and pop mainstream. Among the benefits of being part of what he derisively terms "Old Europe" is an overriding sense of history, a quality for which America is not generally known. The market economy derisively tramples our identity in God and Christ, and for good reason. Williams remained true to that promise, and his defensive mistakes almost always were greeted derisively by Boston fans. So he wrote an initiative, and to the surprise of the civic establishment which derisively opposed it, it passed handily. Last year when he first announced he was running, I used to derisively call him the rookie. They were attacked from the left and derisively labeled "neoconservatives." Throughout the 1980s, most of these pundits derisively condemned Reagan's policies. Definition of derisively in US English: derisively adverbdəˈraɪsɪvlidəˈrīsivlē In a manner expressing contempt or ridicule. she snorted derisively at him they derisively referred to clients as muppets Example sentencesExamples Anderson speaks derisively about the rock and pop mainstream. So he wrote an initiative, and to the surprise of the civic establishment which derisively opposed it, it passed handily. Williams remained true to that promise, and his defensive mistakes almost always were greeted derisively by Boston fans. Among the benefits of being part of what he derisively terms "Old Europe" is an overriding sense of history, a quality for which America is not generally known. Most of his films were often butchered by producers and distributors, hideously dubbed and derisively reviewed. Last year when he first announced he was running, I used to derisively call him the rookie. They were attacked from the left and derisively labeled "neoconservatives." A group of the boy's friends stood behind the two, laughing derisively at Mike's plight. Throughout the 1980s, most of these pundits derisively condemned Reagan's policies. The market economy derisively tramples our identity in God and Christ, and for good reason.
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