jeering (adjective)

1. The jeering crowd mocked the designer's avant-garde collection at the fashion show.

2. During World War II, jeering was a common way for soldiers to taunt their enemies on the battlefield.

3. In Greek mythology, the jeering laughter of the gods echoed through Mount Olympus when they witnessed the misfortunes of mortals.

4. In some religious settings, jeering is considered disrespectful and is condemned as a sinful behavior.

1. In the science fiction novel, the alien race led by General Zoltron conquered the planet through jeering at the feeble attempts of the human resistance.

2. The artist's painting depicted a scene of jeering spectators mocking the fallen gladiator in the ancient Roman amphitheater.

3. The protagonist, overwhelmed by the jeering crowd, felt a deep sense of shame and humiliation in the climactic scene of the novel.

4. Surrounded by jeering onlookers, the romantic proposal on the Eiffel Tower turned into a heartbreaking moment for the couple.