Derision
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| - | Act of treating with [[contempt]] and [[ridicule]]. From Latin ''deridere'', meaning to [[mock]] or [[deride]]. Further split up from ''[[de-]]'','' [[ridere]]''. | + | Act of treating with [[contempt]] and [[ridicule]]. From Latin ''deridere'', meaning to [[mock]] or '''deride''''. Further split up from ''[[de-]]'','' [[ridere]]''. |
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Act of treating with contempt and ridicule. From Latin deridere, meaning to mock or deride'. Further split up from de-, ridere.
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