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mock

Definition for mock

adjective as in artificial, fake

verb as in ridicule

verb as in mimic

verb as in deceive

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Before he was killed earlier this month at a speaking event in Utah, one of the most popular video clips featuring Charlie Kirk showed him mocking a college girl for having a wardrobe malfunction.

From Salon

While the network maintained this was “purely a financial decision” based on ratings, it came in the wake of Colbert mocking both the president and the network.

From Salon

"And to see these corporations mocking my speech – I just felt, in the pit of my stomach, truly humiliated."

From BBC

The theatrics seemed to work, as a membership sometimes mocked for its mild-mannered approach got to its collective feet and filled the air with whoops of approval and the flutter of hundreds of mini flags.

From BBC

Participating in a mock media training day, you buy that he was born to sell sneakers.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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