mocking in Irish
mocking in Irish is aithriseach — mocking means showing scorn or ridicule; teasing in a mean-spirited way.
mocking in Irish
aithriseach
What does "mocking" mean?
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adj Showing scorn or ridicule; teasing in a mean-spirited way.
"He gave a mocking laugh when she explained her plan."
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mocking in a sentence
- He gave a mocking laugh when she explained her plan.
- Her mocking tone made it clear she didn't believe him.
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What is "mocking" in Irish?
"mocking" in Irish is aithriseach. mocking means: Showing scorn or ridicule; teasing in a mean-spirited way.
How do you use "mocking" in a sentence?
Example: "He gave a mocking laugh when she explained her plan." In Irish, "mocking" is aithriseach.
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