mocking in Italian
mocking in Italian is beffeggiante, burlesco, deridente — mocking means showing scorn or ridicule; teasing in a mean-spirited way.
mocking in Italian
beffeggiante
derisive or contemptuous
burlesco
derisive or contemptuous
deridente
derisive or contemptuous
dileggiante
derisive or contemptuous
beffeggiare
teasing or taunting
deridere
teasing or taunting
dileggiare
teasing or taunting
schernire
teasing or taunting
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 Italian?
"mocking" in Italian is beffeggiante, burlesco, deridente. 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 Italian, "mocking" is beffeggiante, burlesco, deridente.
Are there other ways to say "mocking" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 8 translations listed for "mocking": beffeggiante, burlesco, deridente, dileggiante, beffeggiare, deridere.
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