mocked

Made fun of

Mocked is the past tense of mock, meaning to ridicule or treat with contempt, often by mimicking: She mocked his accent.

Something mocked has been derided or made fun of.

Mock can also mean to imitate or simulate, so a mocked-up design is a rough version created for testing or demonstration purposes.

ridicule

taunted

Mocked to provoke

scorned · teased · insulted · heckled · sneered · scoffed · humiliated · disparaged · demeaned · shamed

imitation

mimicked

Copied another's actions

caricatured · impersonated · lampooned · spoofed · sent up · copied · echoed · emulated · burlesqued · exaggerated

satire

parody

Satirical imitation

burlesque · sarcasm · irony · send-up · farce · skit · wit · comedy · ridicule · jest

contempt

scorn

Hostile dismissive feeling

disparagement · condescension · sneer · spurn · rejection · disapproval · hostility · haughtiness · repudiation · aversion

Categories
Opposites
respect and esteem

mockedrespected

Held in high regard

honored · praised · revered · admired · venerated

sincerity and authenticity

mockedtaken seriously

heeded · attended to · believed

emotional support

mockedencouraged

Gave support and confidence

supported · validated · cheered · comforted · reassured

Phrases
Family

mock, mocking, mockery, mocker, mocks, mockingly, mockup, mockable, mock-heroic

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Top 10,000
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated G