derision - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of derision in Hindi

उपहास
ठट्ठा
हास्यास्पद
ताना
जगहंसाई
खिल्ली

derision Definition

Noun

contemptuous ridicule or mockery.

derision Example

I concluded that he laughed in derision of my efforts, confident of his own resources. ( मैंने निष्कर्ष निकाला कि वह मेरे प्रयासों के उपहास में हँसे, अपने स्वयं के संसाधनों पर विश्वास करते हुए। )
The applause of the vulgar was mingled with the derision of the court party. ( कोर्ट पार्टी के उपहास के साथ अश्लील तालियों की गड़गड़ाहट सुनाई दी। )
Ingrid made a sound of derision. ( इंग्रिड ने उपहास की आवाज की। )
His words would have met derision and large guffaws! ( उनके शब्दों का उपहास और बड़ी गालियां मिलतीं! )

More Sentence

The kids erupted in derision when a handicapped man entered in the classroom.
His stance on gun control drew derision from the pacifists.
Laughed at being a virgin all her life, Mary will spend a passionate night with her boyfriend to end the merciless derision from her friends.
Derision filled the classroom as the students spent more time mocking one another than they did working.
People laugh in derision when they find out that my name is Dick
At last, after years of completely undeserved derision, Godzilla can now be seen for the masterpiece it is.
The name "Methodist" was given in derision to those Oxford students who in company with the Wesleys used to meet together for spiritual fellowship; and later on when John Wesley had organized his followers into "societies" the name was applied to them in the same spirit.
That announcement was met by derision from Harshbarger's office.
A year of derision and disrespect comes down to this week.
If there is universal derision out there, so be it.
In conservative circles, that is a term of extreme derision.
And its courtliness, sidestepping contemporary sexual attitudes, drew derision.
The hateful derision directed at Jim for 18 months was inexcusable,
This excessive pride excited the laughter and derision of the people.
But he admitted that hearing the fans'derision was painful.
The Snuggie is yet another in a long, long series of trends that take off unexpectedly and are massively popular despite a flurry of derision.
She broke taboos, risking ostracism and derision in the process.
Poverty in such a land is not merely privation, it is to live in derision and contempt.
Many a time since then has the same derision been awakened by this claim of Christ.
Henceforth ballooning would not be regarded with derision and unbelief in England.
Her horrid grin of derision brought a flush to his cheek; he faced her quite coolly.
For years the bands of the British regiments played it in derision of the provincials.
He was seated upon a throne of jet, and his arms supported in derision by two prize-fighters.
The leading lady regards you with critical derision or she doesn't regard you at all.
He pulled himself up short with a word of derision at the length to which he had permitted his mind to run.
The derision goes to Lucas' preference for effect over storytelling and character development.