PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «DERISORY»
derisory
contemptible
insulting
laughable
ludicrous
outrageous
preposterous
ridiculous
sentence
antonym
amount
money
damages
pronunciation
designs
derisory
oxford
dictionaries
british
world
meaning
example
sentences
reference
content
merriam
webster
little
value
considered
seriously
ridiculously
small
expressing
belief
that
something
someone
without
translations
define
characterized
derision
contemptuous
mocking
derisive
heckling
more
adjective
audio
describes
silly
macmillan
what
collins
always
paused
when
fell
chrome
scaffolding
against
wall
mouth
curling
sneer
stuart
harrison
better
than
this
with
definitions
word
lawyers
channel
newsasia
representing
prime
minister
hsien
loong
blogger
ngerng
offer
false
allegations
wiktionary
from
jump
navigation
search
comparative
superlative
most
laughably
defined
contribution
american
heritage®
although
both
mean
there
sometimes
10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «DERISORY»
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derisory nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
derisory e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
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Oxford Thesaurus of English
adjective 1 it was sold at auction for a derisory sum: inadequate, insufficient, tiny,
small, minimal, trifling, paltry, pitiful; miserly, miserable; negligible, token, nominal
; ridiculous, laughable, ludicrous, risible, preposterous, absurd; insulting, ...
2
A Dictionary of Modern English Usage: The Classic First Edition
Pronounce dar-. de règie, de rigueur. See FRENCH WORDS. derisory. The OED
definitions (dated 1894) make no distinction between this & derisive, being
almost in the same words for both. About the meaning of derisive (conveying
derision, ...
H. W. Fowler, David Crystal, 2009
3
The Oxford Dictionary of Difficult Words
1 ridiculously small or inadequate: they were given a derisory pay rise. 2 another
term for DERISIVE: his derisory gaze. USAGE: Although the words derisory and
derisive share similar roots, they have different core meanings. Derisory usually ...
4
A Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage
The OED notes that in legal prose dereliction is still used in the neutral sense of
physical abandonment; if this sense persists at all in current legal usage, it is
obsolescent. derisive
derisory; derisible. Derisive - scoffing; expressing derision
<a ...
5
Oxford A-Z of English Usage
Although the words derisory and derisive share similar roots, they have different
core meanings. Derisory usually means 'ridiculously small or inadequate', as in a
derisory pay offer or the security arrangements were derisory. Derisive, on the ...
6
The Facts on File Guide to Good Writing
Derisive means “expressing or causing derision” (dismissed with a derisive wave
of the hand), while derisory means “worthy of derision” (a derisory effort). derisory
/derisive See DERISIVE/DERISORY. desert/dessert These two nouns are ...
derisory. derisive adjective, means showing in an unkind way that you think
someone or something is ridiculous: His mouth twisted in a derisive smile. This is
also an infrequent synonym for derisory. derisory adjective, means very small
and ...
Graham Pointon, Stewart Clark, 2014
8
Pocket Fowler's Modern English Usage
Although their meanings have coincided since their first appearance in the 17c,
in current use they are for the most part kept separate, derisive meaning 'scoffing,
scornful' as in derisive laughter and derisive remarks and derisory meaning ...
9
Advanced Learner's Dictionary
SEE PANEL. de rigueur (da ri'gs: ) ad/ necessary through etiquette or custom:
Dark suits are derigueur < French: of strictness, compulsory. derive (di'raiv) vb 1
obtain from a particular source: She derives great pleasure derisive or derisory?
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The Sterling Book Of Word Perfect
Derisive/Derisory. Derisive : showing scan or mackery. The president's
assurances were met by derisive laughter from the crowd. Derisory : that
deserves derision. Your remark about the manager was derisory.
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «DERISORY»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
derisory nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Stoke City: Sevilla to land Steven Nzonzi for £7million
While links with some of the Premier League's top six failed to materialise in to a bid, Sevilla were the first to try their luck with a 'derisory' ... «Stoke Sentinel, lug 15»
Is Alexander Hamilton Owed His Ten Spot?
... an annual return of only 6.5%, a rate that would have been considered derisory in 1626 among the merchants of Amsterdam or London. «Wall Street Daily, lug 15»
Wolves want to keep Kevin McDonald
... inflammatory interview, in which he admitted his future was in the balance and that Wolves had put forward a derisory contract offer. «expressandstar.com, lug 15»
Rumour Mill: Tuesday, July 7 - Tigers' bid for Gray on hold, Owls eye …
... enquiries over the wing-back's availability, proposing a deal that could be worth up to £3m, only for the Tigers to dismiss that as derisory. «Yorkshire Post, lug 15»
Tube strike can beat the bosses
So is this year's derisory pay offer. Talks fell apart when unions rejected bosses' “final offer”. After months of nothing bosses gave the unions ... «Socialist Worker, lug 15»
Chris Trotter: Rebuilding Labour's party vote crucial to success in …
... alongside Labour's name on election night would not have been a derisory 25, but a much more respectable 34 – almost certainly enough to ... «The Press, lug 15»
Everton should give Manchester United short shrift if they bid for …
A £28million offer for Baines AND Fellaini was rejected out of hand by angry Goodison chiefs with the figure described as “derisory and ... «Liverpool Echo, lug 15»
Man City FFP lift paves way for improved Raheem Sterling bid …
... Aidy Ward, has made his position on Merseyside untenable courtesy of some ridiculous wage demands and derisory public statements. «This Is Anfield, lug 15»
Richard Neville to sue police for $1.4m after being shot in crossfire
This month, after rejecting an offer of $5000 that he regards as derisory, he's taking police to court to demand compensation. The lives of ... «Stuff.co.nz, lug 15»
Watching to see which way Angloplat jumps
... market and the still not-so-healthy outlook for the global economy, it's conceivable that there are some rather derisory offers on the table. «Times LIVE, lug 15»
