jeering's Usage Examples:

He is known to be overly flamboyant in fights, often jeering and taunting opponents at every opportunity.

jeering and threatening, driving close to marchers.

Snape easily blocks Harry"s spells and jeeringly points out Harry"s mistakes, but never strikes back.

polite social distance, the formal form might also occasionally be used jeeringly or to protest the addressee"s snobbery.

of hockey, Montreal," complained Geoffrion, but fans regardless kept catcalling and jeering him.

of Dylan"s vocal work on "Like a Rolling Stone" as "at once young and jeeringly cynical".

When once again the oak falls in the storm, the reed jeeringly asks if he had not foreseen the outcome correctly.

Carrie passes by and he jeeringly ridicules her.

Callard held his nerve against a cacophony of booing and jeering from the home fans and successfully kicked the resultant penalty, from.

stuttering, a woman yelling about having raped a man and one jeering at the lisper, received positive reviews.

Callard held his nerve against a cacophony of booing and jeering from the home fans and successfully kicked the resultant penalty, from nearly 50 yards out.

a citizen in the crowd, assembled to witness the scene, who made some jeering remarks on the office he had to perform.

Synonyms:

mockery, scoff, scoffing, jeer, derision,

Antonyms:

regardful, deferential, deferent, unplayful, modest,