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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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Duncan said he found out he was starting Friday during a team meeting on the field, going on to lead the offense through a mock game.

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The show aims to dispel myths and disclose secrets about Rousseau—a misunderstood, self-taught artist who, labeled naïve, was simultaneously celebrated and mocked by the Parisian avant-garde.

Revived on TikTok decades later and stripped of comedic context, mimicking Timmy has again become a way to mock disabled people.

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In fact, you could say this completely computer-generated country singer found chart success by mocking people.

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The pupils negotiated with each other to make international deals, and made speeches - one of which was even interrupted by a mock climate protest.

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

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