Examples of using Mockingly in English and their translations into French
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Nora watches curiously from a window as Tyler dances with his friends, mockingly incorporating a mashup of break-dance
Laughs mockingly.
Women mockingly threw jewelry and gold coins at the troops.
Laughs mockingly Good luck with that.
Mockingly"Since you're new here.
You know, mockingly.
Sometimes Edokko katagi was presented with pride; and it was used mockingly.
but Sigmund mockingly refused.
Stalin disliked the Catholic Church, too, and mockingly asked the Pope how many divisions he had.
Joe mockingly suggests to Billy that he try out for his school track team,
The critics mockingly refer to"inactuality"
I have often heard Delta mockingly refer to Navy SEALs as lifeguards.
many people in the Ozzfest crowd mockingly called them"The Butterfly Boys.
As a result of this defeat he was mockingly given the byname Creticus, which means"conqueror of Crete",
Known mockingly as"King Chaim",
On 19 June,"Sans Echec" Tutsi groups allegedly paraded about carrying television sets on their heads, mockingly singing the hymn to Nyangoma,
Smiled, and said almost mockingly retorted:"You can still escape,
in connection with a religious organization, some non-religious groups use it either mockingly or by tradition to reference high-ranking offices within the group.
younger hoods like himself, calling himself"King of Copenhagen", but Milo mockingly calls him the"King Kong of Copenhagen.
in the Romanian capital, Bucharest, where she married the aspiring politician Grigore Gheorghe Cantacuzino-known locally as Griguță Cantacuzino or, mockingly, as Prensul"Princeling.