Scoffing

Pronunciation: /ˈskɔfɪŋ/

Scoffing (verb)

  1. To laugh at someone or something in a way that shows you think it is foolish or not worth respect.
  2. To express doubt or disbelief by making a mocking sound or remark.

Examples

  • She scoffed at the rules, mocking with contempt.
  • They scoffed at the plan, mocking with contempt.

Scoffing (noun)

  1. A way of speaking or acting that mocks someone or something to show you think it is silly or wrong.

Examples

  • His scoffing attitude made everyone uncomfortable.
  • Her scoffing attitude hurt the speaker.