derisory
adjectiveHow to pronounce derisory:
Definition of derisory:
- derisory (adjective):
- expressing derision derisive
- adjective. incongruous; inviting ridicule.
- too small or inadequate to be considered seriously
Synonyms for derisory:
absurd
abusive
belittling
calumnious
contemptible
contemptuous
critical
cruel
decrying
defamatory
degrading
demeaning
denigrative
denigratory
deprecatory
depreciative
depreciatory
derogative
derogatory
detractive
disdainful
disparaging
foolish
hateful
idiotic
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