1. past tense and past participle of bemock; to mock, ridicule, or treat with contempt
Usage: literary or formal; often used in passive voice

Examples

• The politician was bemocked by his opponents for his contradictory statements.
• She felt bemocked when her classmates laughed at her presentation.
• The old traditions were bemocked by the younger generation.
• He bemocked their efforts to improve the community.
• The actor's performance was bemocked in several critical reviews.
• They bemocked his accent throughout the entire meeting.