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derisive Adjective mocking or scornful derisively adv
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| Dirk Stroeve was one of those persons whom, according to your character, you cannot think of without derisive laughter or an embarrassed shrug of the shoulders. laughed the stranger, with a solemnly derisive sort of laugh. "And kind hearts, they say, are more than coronets," she replied merrily, indulging in that derisive quotation which seems to be the final reward of the greatest poets. |
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