mockery [ˈmɒkəri, ingl. am. ˈmɑ:kɚi] SUST.
1. mockery sin pl. (derision):
- mockery
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2. mockery (object of derision):
- mockery
- pośmiewisko nt
3. mockery (ineffective action):
- mockery
- farsa f
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Furthermore, users are becoming increasingly open in their mockery of them by actively using homophones to avoid censorship.
en.wikipedia.org Inevitably, this situation resulted in a mockery of politics and performances where actors played the parts of politicians were often controversial.
en.wikipedia.org He reportedly vowed to make a mockery of his trial.
en.wikipedia.org Some argue that use of media during courtroom proceedings presents a mockery of the judicial system.
en.wikipedia.org Much of the novel is devoted to mockery of the phoniness and self-importance of people in the film industry.
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