What is "mock" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "mock": the act of mocking or ridiculing

Noun

Pronunciation in US: /mɑk/

Pronunciation in UK: /mɒk/

Meaning of "mock": treat with contempt

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /mɑk/

Pronunciation in UK: /mɒk/

Meaning of "mock": constituting a copy or imitation of something

Adjective

Pronunciation in US: /mɑk/

Pronunciation in UK: /mɒk/

Meaning of "mock": imitate with mockery and derision

Verb

Pronunciation in US: /mɑk/

Pronunciation in UK: /mɒk/

Synonyms:

make-believe, bogus, phony, simulated, dummy, ersatz, pseudo, pretended, mimic, feigned, imitation, put-on, counterfeit, forged, substitute, sham, apish, fraudulent, hokey, imitative, quasi, so-called, spurious, unreal, faked, false, tease, taunt, scoff, insult, deride, scorn, parody, caricature, buffoon, jape, jeer, needle, hoot, flout, burlesque, chaff, travesty, sneer, rally, rib, kid, laugh at, make fun of, poke fun at, show contempt, thumb nose at, imitate, lampoon, satirize, parody, do, feign, caricature, simulate, assume, mirror, ditto, burlesque, mime, travesty, fake, affect, counterfeit, ape, take off, hoke, send up, belie, defy, betray, fool, dupe, thwart, cheat, challenge, foil, elude, frustrate, mislead, beguile, defeat, disappoint, juggle, delude, double-cross, let down, sell out,

Antonyms:

real, sincere, authentic, genuine, true, compliment, praise, exalt, flatter, tell truth, be serious, praise, exalt, flatter, tell truth, aid, assist, abet, praise, exalt, encourage, help, flatter, tell truth,