derision

Then he went away, and his going was like a derision.

He kept his look of derision on me a second longer, then turned back to her.

Am I willing to take the derision, as you call it?

When word got around town, he would become an object of derision.

To bring in others could open her to harsh derision.

The general refused to share in the derision of a military man.

I'd never before heard that note of derision in Rose's voice.

With a small sound of derision, she strode to the bed.

She was afraid they would fill with derision, not hope.

And the owner having to face the derision of fans.

But now it is a matter of hatred and derision.

Unfortunately, it soon became the subject of a public derision.

She made a rude sound of derision and stood up.

Meanwhile, my idea was being met with surprise and derision.

They used to do the lower, but those days are remembered with a certain amount of derision.

But what looks of skepticism - even derision - I get sometimes!

The storm of derision in the press was a killer.

The derision was especially intense over one question: How much is a 3-point shot worth?

It is a rough derision of democracy and human rights.

There was a small sound, not quite a laugh, but it held a note of derision.

The film was immediately met with derision upon its announcement.

He preferred derision to death, and took advantage of it.

They had made her an object of derision, as they'd planned.

There was more than just a hint of derision in her voice as she spoke.

Some decisions from the early years are now subjected to derision.