Noun:

अपमान, गुदगुल्या,

Verb:

चिडवणे, तुच्छतेने म्हणाले, हसा,

sneered's Usage Examples:

defined it "a classic album in the thrash metal sense which is sure to be sneered at by the unconverted and mainstream media.

Skippy growled, "What"s the matter with me?" To which Dunn sneered, "Go on, you snitch!".

(Σαρδονιος, "Sardinian"), originated from a Greek phrase which meant "to be sneered", "tearing of flesh" or for scornful laughter.

Sherlock Holmes," he sneered.

"Everybody sneered at Grealis, but Juno is suddenly respectable".

Despite her unspecified claims of repression, which one commentator sneered may have been "the shops in Russia are boring", she was allowed to remain.

There was a most powerful Hand, There was a most powerful Hand, Brazil sneered at them.

the fiat, Filipp Goloshchekin, the head of the military commissariat, contemptibly sneered, "Dogs deserve a dogs death", as he glared at the dead tsar.

Johnny Rotten sneered and sarcastically claimed it "a stirring work.

Half a dozen others sneered at it in brief paragraphs, and half a dozen newspapers did the same, and.

most powerful Hand, Brazil sneered at them.

A poor speaker and sneered at by William Russell as illiterate, he appealed as a "man of the people".

Williams gives a very different account: "He [Eaton] came in, sneered at us and yelled that we were off the squad.

Synonyms:

scorn, contempt, leer,

Antonyms:

courtesy, obedience, compliance, liking,