Mockingly

She mockingly scoffed at her neighbor's environmental concerns.

The journalist mockingly questioned the scientist's findings.

He mockingly imitated her accent during the debate.

He mockingly pretended to be a news reporter and gave a silly report on a made-up story.

The comedian mocked the politician's appearance mockingly.

The comedian mockingly mocked his audience for not laughing at his jokes.

The critic wrote mockingly about the artist's latest exhibit.

The group of kids mocked the new kid mockingly.

The coach mockingly berated his team for losing the game.

The politician mockingly promised to fix the problems he had created.

The boss mockingly thanked the employee for coming in late to work.

The bully laughed mockingly at the smaller child.

She rolled her eyes and said, "Yeah, right," mockingly.

She crossed her arms and said, "Well, that's just wonderful," mockingly.

The coach mockingly congratulated the losing team on their effort.

He mimicked the singer's voice mockingly, making everyone laugh.

The group of boys taunted the nerdy kid mockingly.

The bully mockingly pretended to be a superhero while he pushed around his classmates.

He mockingly recited a famous political speech.

The bully mockingly pushed the smaller kid to the ground.

He mockingly congratulated his opponent after the match.

"The judge mockingly questioned the defendant's alibi, making it clear he didn't believe them."

She replied mockingly when her friend asked if she was dating someone new.

She looked at the painting mockingly, doubting its artistic value.

He mockingly thanked his boss for the extra work, despite feeling overwhelmed.

The coach mockingly praised the team's "great" effort, despite the loss.

The comedian mockingly called himself a "genius" for telling a bad joke.

She mockingly asked if the dirty kitchen was a "design choice."