1. present participle of bemock; to mock, ridicule, or treat with contempt
Usage: archaic or literary

1. characterized by or expressing mockery; derisive
Usage: archaic or literary

Examples

• The bemocking tone of his voice made it clear he did not take the proposal seriously.
• She found his bemocking attitude toward her ambitions deeply hurtful.
• The crowd's bemocking laughter echoed through the hall.
• He was bemocking the pretensions of the wealthy elite.
• Their bemocking gestures and comments were meant to humiliate him.
• The bemocking smile on her face suggested she found the situation amusing rather than tragic.