laughed with

Joined in mirth

To laugh with someone is to share in their amusement, laughing alongside them rather than at their expense.

The phrase distinguishes friendly, mutual laughter from mockery: We laughed with her at the story, not at her for telling it.

It implies inclusion and camaraderie—you're in on the joke together.

Related

empathy · camaraderie · jest · fellowship · understanding · cracked up · comic relief · rapport · friendship · giggle · bonding · conversation · wit · warmth · pun · affection · closeness · trust

Opposites
social solidarity vs. mockery

laughed withlaughed at

Received mocking attention

mocked · ridiculed · derided · made fun of · taunted

Family

laugh, laughed, laughing, laughs, laughter, laughable, laughably, laugher, with

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G