A MOCKING TONE

Definition: A way of speaking or writing that conveys a scornful or contemptuous attitude, often by imitating or ridiculing someone or something.

Synonyms: Sarcastic Pitch, Ridiculing Inflection, Derisive Intonation, Taunting Voice, Scoffing Manner

Usage Examples in Sentences

Tommy used a mocking tone to mimic the buzzing sound of the bee, making everyone burst into laughter.

The teacher used a mocking tone to mimic the student's incorrect answer, emphasizing the need for improvement.

In the heated debate, the politician adopted a mocking tone to belittle his opponent's proposed policies.

The comedian used a mocking tone to poke fun at current events.

The speech was delivered with a mocking tone towards the opposition.

She delivered her speech with confidence but also a mocking tone at times.

He spoke in a mocking tone to get a reaction out of his peers.

In her speech, she adopted a mocking tone to criticize the government's policies.

Their conversation turned sour when he adopted a mocking tone towards her beliefs.

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They laughed in a mocking tone at his failed attempts.

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Expressing dissatisfaction, she spoke with a mocking tone about the situation.

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At the end of her critique, she added a mocking tone to emphasize her disapproval.

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During the presentation, he used a mocking tone to undermine the credibility of his competitors.

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Despite her best efforts, her apology was met with a mocking tone from her colleagues.

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He adopted a mocking tone to mimic his teacher's strict instructions, much to the amusement of his classmates.