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I . ridicule [ˈrɪdɪkjuːl] SUBST sans pl

ridicule

zombaria f

ridicule

escárnio m

to hold sth/sb up to ridicule

ridicule

escarnecer

ridicule

ridicularizar

to hold sth/sb up to ridicule

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A nickname is often considered desirable, symbolising a form of acceptance, but can sometimes be a form of ridicule. en.wikipedia.org

Further, persons who are accused but exonerated by the grand jury should not be held up to public ridicule. en.wikipedia.org

He ridicules an elderly woman for wanting to move some of her funds from bonds into stocks. en.wikipedia.org

He is forced to live with people that are not even his parents and is labeled and ridiculed for something he was not responsible for. en.wikipedia.org

Seldom humiliates him, ridiculing his arguments and making him look foolish in front of the audience. en.wikipedia.org

As a child, a severe facial deformity ate away most of his nose and made him subject to cruel ridicule from his peers. en.wikipedia.org

Second, conquer your fear of failure, of the unknown, and of ridicule. en.wikipedia.org

This has led some critics to ridicule hip hop for the cultural stereotyping and faux gangster stylings portrayed by its current leading artists. en.wikipedia.org

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