ridicule 音标拼音: [r'ɪdəkj
, ul]
n . 嘲笑,愚弄,笑柄
vt . 嘲笑,嘲弄,愚弄
嘲笑,愚弄,笑柄嘲笑,嘲弄,愚弄
ridicule n 1 :
language or behavior intended to mock or humiliate 2 :
the act of deriding or treating with contempt [
synonym :
{
derision }, {
ridicule }]
v 1 :
subject to laughter or ridicule ; "
The satirists ridiculed the plans for a new opera house "; "
The students poked fun at the inexperienced teacher "; "
His former students roasted the professor at his 60th birthday " [
synonym : {
ridicule },
{
roast }, {
guy }, {
blackguard }, {
laugh at }, {
jest at }, {
rib },
{
make fun }, {
poke fun }]
Ridicule \
Rid "
i *
cule \,
n . [
F .
ridicule ,
L .
ridiculum a jest ,
fr .
ridiculus .
See {
Ridiculous }.]
1 .
An object of sport or laughter ;
a laughingstock ;
a laughing matter .
[
1913 Webster ]
[
Marlborough ]
was so miserably ignorant ,
that his deficiencies made him the ridicule of his contemporaries . --
Buckle .
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1913 Webster ]
To the people . . .
but a trifle ,
to the king but a ridicule . --
Foxe .
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1913 Webster ]
2 .
Remarks concerning a subject or a person designed to excite laughter with a degree of contempt ;
wit of that species which provokes contemptuous laughter ;
disparagement by making a person an object of laughter ;
banter ; --
a term lighter than derision .
[
1913 Webster ]
We have in great measure restricted the meaning of ridicule ,
which would properly extend over whole region of the ridiculous , --
the laughable , --
and we have narrowed it so that in common usage it mostly corresponds to "
derision ",
which does indeed involve personal and offensive feelings . --
Hare .
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1913 Webster ]
Safe from the bar ,
the pulpit ,
and the throne ,
Yet touched and shamed by ridicule alone . --
Pope .
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1913 Webster ]
3 .
Quality of being ridiculous ;
ridiculousness . [
Obs .]
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1913 Webster ]
To see the ridicule of this practice . --
Addison .
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1913 Webster ]
Syn :
Derision ;
banter ;
raillery ;
burlesque ;
mockery ;
irony ;
satire ;
sarcasm ;
gibe ;
jeer ;
sneer ;
ribbing .
Usage : {
Ridicule }, {
Derision }, {
mockery }, {
ribbing }:
All four words imply disapprobation ;
but ridicule and mockery may signify either good -
natured opposition without manifest malice ,
or more maliciously ,
an attempt to humiliate .
Derision is commonly bitter and scornful ,
and sometimes malignant . {
ribbing }
is almost always good -
natured and fun -
loving .
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1913 Webster ]
Ridicule \
Rid "
i *
cule \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Ridiculed };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Ridiculing }.]
To laugh at mockingly or disparagingly ;
to awaken ridicule toward or respecting .
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1913 Webster ]
I '
ve known the young ,
who ridiculed his rage .
--
Goldsmith .
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1913 Webster ]
Syn :
To deride ;
banter ;
rally ;
burlesque ;
mock ;
satirize ;
lampoon .
See {
Deride }.
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1913 Webster ]
Ridicule \
Rid "
i *
cule \,
a . [
F .]
Ridiculous . [
Obs .]
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1913 Webster ]
This action . . .
became so ridicule . --
Aubrey .
[
1913 Webster ]
190 Moby Thesaurus words for "
ridicule ":
airs ,
arrogance ,
badinage ,
banter ,
barrack ,
be above ,
be contemptuous of ,
be disrespectful ,
be merry with ,
be overfamiliar with ,
brashness ,
brassiness ,
brazenfacedness ,
brazenness ,
burlesque ,
care nothing for ,
caricature ,
chaff ,
cheekiness ,
clannishness ,
cliquishness ,
cockiness ,
contemn ,
contempt ,
contemptuousness ,
contumely ,
crack a joke ,
crack wise ,
dare ,
denigrate ,
denigration ,
deprecate ,
deprecation ,
depreciate ,
depreciation ,
deride ,
deriding ,
derision ,
despise ,
despite ,
discommend ,
discommendation ,
discourtesy ,
disdain ,
disdainfulness ,
disesteem ,
dishonor ,
disparage ,
disparagement ,
dispraise ,
disprize ,
disrespect ,
disrespectfulness ,
disvaluation ,
disvalue ,
dump on ,
exchange ,
exclusiveness ,
face of brass ,
feel contempt for ,
feel superior to ,
fleer at ,
flippancy ,
flout ,
fooling ,
fooling around ,
freshness ,
fun ,
get fresh ,
get smart ,
gibe ,
gibe at ,
gibing ,
give -
and -
take ,
good -
natured banter ,
grin at ,
guy ,
harmless teasing ,
hauteur ,
have a nerve ,
have the cheek ,
have the gall ,
haze ,
hold beneath one ,
hold cheap ,
hold in contempt ,
hold in derision ,
impertinence ,
impudence ,
insolence ,
insult ,
irreverence ,
jape ,
jeer ,
jeer at ,
jeering ,
jest ,
jibe ,
jive ,
joke ,
josh ,
joshing ,
kid ,
kid around ,
kidding ,
kidding around ,
lack of respect ,
lampoon ,
laugh at ,
laugh to scorn ,
look down upon ,
lout ,
make a funny ,
make bold ,
make free with ,
make fun ,
make fun of ,
make game of ,
make merry with ,
mimic ,
misprize ,
mock ,
mockery ,
mocking ,
not respect ,
pan ,
parody ,
persiflage ,
pillory ,
play on words ,
pleasantry ,
point at ,
poke fun at ,
presume ,
pun ,
put down ,
put one on ,
quip ,
quiz ,
rag ,
raillery ,
rally ,
rallying ,
rank low ,
razz ,
razzing ,
rib ,
ribbing ,
ride ,
roast ,
rudeness ,
scintillate ,
scoff ,
scoff at ,
scorn ,
scornfulness ,
scout ,
send up ,
set at naught ,
show disrespect for ,
smile at ,
sneer ,
sneer at ,
sneeze at ,
snicker at ,
sniff at ,
sniffiness ,
snigger at ,
snobbishness ,
snootiness ,
snort at ,
snottiness ,
sovereign contempt ,
sparkle ,
sport ,
superciliousness ,
take a liberty ,
take liberties ,
take liberties with ,
taunt ,
taunting ,
tease ,
think nothing of ,
toploftiness ,
travesty ,
treat with disrespect ,
trifle with ,
twit ,
utter a mot ,
wisecrack
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