bemock in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To bemock means to ridicule or make fun of someone in a contemptuous or dismissive manner.

They were quick to bemock her for her unorthodox fashion choices.
It's disheartening to see friends bemock each other's passions.
The comedian's goal was to bemock societal norms while still making people laugh.
Students often bemock the teacher's difficult assignments, not realizing their value.
She couldn't help but bemock the overly dramatic scene in the movie.
It's unkind to bemock someone for their mistakes when they are trying their best.
His tendency to bemock others made him unpopular among his peers.
The satirical show aimed to bemock political figures with sharp humor.
They would often bemock their neighbor's eccentric habits during gatherings.
Rather than support him, they chose to bemock his efforts to change.