Examples of using Derision in English and their translations into Greek
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Storm to her credit despite my derision Keeps firing off clichés with startling precision Like a sniper using bollocks for ammunition.
to protect the reputation of Sixtus V from derision.
Greyland also had to hide from her parents her conversion to Christianity which would have been received with terrible derision.
Children should be at liberty to explore the possibilities of who they might be without judgment or derision.”.
suffering derision and violence for the things he believed.
face rejection, derision and irony of others.
Children should be at liberty to explore the possibilities of who they might be without judgement or derision," the guide says, according to the Independent.
animosity, derision, reproach, contempt,
Children should be at liberty to explore who they might without judgement or derision.
division, derision, cynicism, racism,
it must have compensated them for much of the derision and hostility they encountered.
To[disagree with] such views was to become an object of pity or derision” Lyall, ibid., pp.
Sarkozy has become the object of immense popular anger and derision.
he has always been a subject of ridicule and derision.
to deserved derision.
without price-and the Pope's indulgences weresoon objects of derision.
Albanians have expressed derision and disassociation toward the terms Turk
But the campaign has met with disgust and derision by many prominent members of the Greek diaspora who represent communities in both the northern
endure the laughter or derision or even hostility,
his government with the same disdain and derision.