Definition of mockingly in English:

mockingly

adverb ˈmɒkɪŋliˈmɑkɪŋli

In a way that makes fun of someone or something; derisively.
she laughed mockingly
he was mockingly referred to as "the Colonel"
Example sentencesExamples
- She flashed him the same eyes she first had looked upon him with, the same mockingly blue eyes.
- Insects persist, almost mockingly, in spite of farmers' fierce attempts to snuff them out.
- It mockingly contrasts the glittering fantasy of Bollywood movies with the grim reality of Bombay life.
- For centuries, we had mockingly stereotyped the French as sex-mad.
- She shook her finger at him mockingly, then became serious again.
- In one verse, he mockingly described how the president expressed his love for his people by gradually restricting their freedoms.
- Half mockingly he tells me, "I don't think I have changed a lot."
- "Too bad," he said mockingly before dashing away from the marketplace with his stolen prize.
- She looked back at him, not able to resist imitating his expression mockingly.
- The audience sings mockingly, trying to convince him to leave the stage.

Definition of mockingly in US English:

mockingly

adverbˈmäkiNGlēˈmɑkɪŋli

In a way that makes fun of someone or something; derisively.
she laughed mockingly
he was mockingly referred to as "the Colonel"
Example sentencesExamples
- Insects persist, almost mockingly, in spite of farmers' fierce attempts to snuff them out.
- She shook her finger at him mockingly, then became serious again.
- The audience sings mockingly, trying to convince him to leave the stage.
- It mockingly contrasts the glittering fantasy of Bollywood movies with the grim reality of Bombay life.
- For centuries, we had mockingly stereotyped the French as sex-mad.
- She flashed him the same eyes she first had looked upon him with, the same mockingly blue eyes.
- She looked back at him, not able to resist imitating his expression mockingly.
- In one verse, he mockingly described how the president expressed his love for his people by gradually restricting their freedoms.
- "Too bad," he said mockingly before dashing away from the marketplace with his stolen prize.
- Half mockingly he tells me, "I don't think I have changed a lot."

词汇	mockingly
释义	Definition of mockingly in English: mockingly adverb ˈmɒkɪŋliˈmɑkɪŋli In a way that makes fun of someone or something; derisively. she laughed mockingly he was mockingly referred to as "the Colonel" Example sentencesExamples She flashed him the same eyes she first had looked upon him with, the same mockingly blue eyes. Insects persist, almost mockingly, in spite of farmers' fierce attempts to snuff them out. It mockingly contrasts the glittering fantasy of Bollywood movies with the grim reality of Bombay life. For centuries, we had mockingly stereotyped the French as sex-mad. She shook her finger at him mockingly, then became serious again. In one verse, he mockingly described how the president expressed his love for his people by gradually restricting their freedoms. Half mockingly he tells me, "I don't think I have changed a lot." "Too bad," he said mockingly before dashing away from the marketplace with his stolen prize. She looked back at him, not able to resist imitating his expression mockingly. The audience sings mockingly, trying to convince him to leave the stage. Definition of mockingly in US English: mockingly adverbˈmäkiNGlēˈmɑkɪŋli In a way that makes fun of someone or something; derisively. she laughed mockingly he was mockingly referred to as "the Colonel" Example sentencesExamples Insects persist, almost mockingly, in spite of farmers' fierce attempts to snuff them out. She shook her finger at him mockingly, then became serious again. The audience sings mockingly, trying to convince him to leave the stage. It mockingly contrasts the glittering fantasy of Bollywood movies with the grim reality of Bombay life. For centuries, we had mockingly stereotyped the French as sex-mad. She flashed him the same eyes she first had looked upon him with, the same mockingly blue eyes. She looked back at him, not able to resist imitating his expression mockingly. In one verse, he mockingly described how the president expressed his love for his people by gradually restricting their freedoms. "Too bad," he said mockingly before dashing away from the marketplace with his stolen prize. Half mockingly he tells me, "I don't think I have changed a lot."
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