Synonyms of mocked

mocked

verb

past tense of mock

1

as in parodied

to copy or exaggerate (someone or something) in order to make fun of

team members good-naturedly mocked the coach's familiar bellow

Synonyms & Similar Words

• parodied
• imitated
• did
• mimicked
• caricatured
• spoofed
• burlesqued
• ridiculed
• travestied
• sent up
• satirized
• played
• emulated
• derided
• performed
• reproduced
• simulated
• lampooned
• pretended
• parroted
• gibed
• aped
• replicated
• elaborated
• exaggerated
• enhanced
• feigned
• stretched
• duplicated
• acted
• dissembled
• personated
• embellished
• expanded
• faked
• embroidered
• padded
• counterfeited
• shammed
• amplified
• magnified
• overstated
• mimed
• monkeyed
• pantomimed
• played up
• pasquinaded
• impersonated
• enlarged (on or upon)
• fleshed (out)
• copycatted
• put on
• overdrew

2

as in ridiculed

to make (someone or something) the object of unkind laughter

the fashion gurus loved to mock the famous couple for their unsophisticated clothes

Synonyms & Similar Words

• ridiculed
• taunted
• derided
• teased
• jeered
• laughed (at)
• parodied
• scouted
• skewered
• gibed
• made fun of
• harassed
• imitated
• tormented
• shot down
• poked fun at
• made sport of
• scorned
• disparaged
• belittled
• targeted
• ragged on
• decried
• cocked snooks (at)
• sneered (at)
• cocked a snook (at)
• scoffed (at)
• razzed
• quizzed
• caricatured
• satirized
• mimicked
• twitted
• heckled
• ribbed
• ragged
• lampooned
• pooh-poohed
• pestered
• kidded
• tweaked
• rallied
• bad-mouthed
• baited
• pilloried
• parroted
• rode
• chaffed
• burlesqued
• bugged
• aped
• joshed
• hassled
• harried
• travestied
• needled
• catcalled
• put down
• took off (on)
• jived
• barracked

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• approved
• endorsed
• commended
• sanctioned
• applauded

3

as in disobeyed

to go against the commands, prohibitions, or rules of

a person willing to mock the religious prohibition against working on the Sabbath

Synonyms & Similar Words

• disobeyed
• ignored
• violated
• dismissed
• defied
• rejected
• opposed
• resisted
• rebelled (against)
• disregarded
• fought
• scorned
• overlooked
• revolted (against)
• passed over
• flouted
• disputed
• scoffed (at)
• brushed (off)
• breached
• withstood
• infringed
• pooh-poohed
• transgressed
• contested
• mutinied (against)
• winked (at)
• combated
• disobliged
• broke
• shrugged off
• tuned out
• bucked
• overpassed

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• followed
• obeyed
• served
• submitted (to)
• complied (with)
• conformed (to)
• yielded (to)
• minded
• surrendered (to)
• deferred (to)
• observed
• conceded (to)
• stooped (to)
• kept
• capitulated (to)
• heard
• agreed (to)
• cooperated (with)
• noted
• obliged
• regarded
• noticed
• watched
• marked
• attended
• goose-stepped (to)
• acquiesced (to)
• assented (to)
• acceded (to)
• listened (to)
• heeded

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of mocked

Szépvölgyi mocked the prime minister, who is 62, for seeming unsteady when boos erupted at one of his recent rallies. —Isaac Stanley-Becker, The Atlantic, 10 Apr. 2026

There, a drag performer mocked the country’s president, Claudia Sheinbaum. —Michael O'Boyle, Bloomberg, 9 Apr. 2026

The team of Bob Mortimer, Aisling Bea, and Sally Phillips sang a song that playfully mocked Rosalind, but the team of Nish Kumar and Mark Watson—whose performances had been hilariously scattershot that season—delivered a sweet, self-effacing, and humorous song that took everyone by surprise. —Encyclopedia Britannica, 8 Apr. 2026

Of note, a player who has been commonly mocked to the Cowboys, cornerback Jermod McCoy, was not among the 30 visitors. —Nick Harris, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 7 Apr. 2026

Cornerbacks Tennessee’s Colton Hood, San Diego State’s Chris Johnson (mocked to Miami by Reid), Ohio State’s Davison Igbinosun, UM’s Keionte Scott, Arkansas’ Julian Neal, Indiana’s D’Angelo Ponds (his 5-9 height is only negative for an exceptional playmaker), Arizona State’s Keith Adney II. —Barry Jackson, Miami Herald, 6 Apr. 2026

Frank often mocked Gus’s improbable revelations, as when Gus swore a saint had appeared to him through his bedroom curtains one night. —David McGrath, The Orlando Sentinel, 5 Apr. 2026

But many other comments mocked the shop along with its presidential namesake, with a few detractors posting memes of tearful snowflakes topped with red MAGA hats. —Angie Leventis Lourgos, Chicago Tribune, 3 Apr. 2026

One of the earliest of American masculinity influencers was President Theodore Roosevelt, who touted his own transformation from a timid, effeminate man – local presses mocked him in his early career – to a rugged outdoorsman. —Miriam Eve Mora, The Conversation, 3 Apr. 2026