mockable
Deserving of derision
Mockable describes something that can be mocked—ridiculed or made fun of: His earnest attempts at dancing were eminently mockable.
In software development, mockable refers to code components that can be replaced with mock objects for testing purposes: We refactored the database layer to make it more mockable.
Relating to humor
- funnyProvoking laughter or suspicion
- amusingCausing light laughter
- laughableWorthy of derision
- risibleProvoking scornful mirth
comical · ludicrous · absurd · farcical · preposterous · ridiculous · droll · witty
Points of vulnerability
- shortcomingsInadequacies or weak points
- deficienciesInsufficient amounts of something
- imperfectionsDeviations from the ideal
- faultsImperfections or shortcomings
inadequacies · vulnerabilities · absurdities · inconsistencies · pretensions · hypocrisies · contradictions · clichés
comedic
Relating to humor
risible · comical · ludicrous · absurd · farcical · preposterous · ridiculous · droll · witty · punchline
weaknesses
Points of vulnerability
- shortcomingsInadequacies or weak points
- deficienciesInsufficient amounts of something
- imperfectionsDeviations from the ideal
faults · inadequacies · vulnerabilities · absurdities · inconsistencies · pretensions · hypocrisies · contradictions · clichés · stereotypes
caricature
Exaggerated comic depiction
- spoofComic exaggerated imitation
- lampoonHarsh public mockery
- impersonationPretending to be another
mimicry · send-up · imitation · mockumentary · satire · skit · burlesque · travesty · pastiche · takeoff
derision
Contemptuous mockery
scoffing · teasing · sneering · jibes · heckling · belittlement · insults · sarcasm · disdain · raillery
mockableunassailable
Impossible to attack successfully
untouchable · invulnerable · bulletproof · sacrosanct · off-limits
mock, mocking, mockery, mocked, mocker, mockingly, mockingbird, mockers