Definition

derisible

adjective
  1. worthy of or deserving ridicule; laughable or contemptible
  2. Usage: formal or literary; less common than 'ridiculous' or 'laughable'

Examples

  • His derisible attempt to fix the car only made things worse.
  • The proposal was so derisible that no one took it seriously.
  • She found his derisible excuses for being late utterly unconvincing.
  • The derisible quality of the performance left the audience in disbelief.
  • His derisible claim to be an expert was quickly challenged by the panel.

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