Adverb
By way of derision; in a contemptuous or mocking manner.
Source: Webster's dictionary`Sorry,' she repeated derisively Source: Internet
In an effort to mockingly prove his abilities to Superboy, Lex agrees to cure his sister's illness. Source: Internet
Once at the club, Dom mockingly advises her, Yuki unknowingly whisps past her, and she unexpectedly meets up with an old friend Komugiko. Source: Internet
Not all composers, however, reacted favourably: Claude Debussy 's piano piece " Golliwog's Cakewalk " mockingly quotes the opening of the opera in a distorted form, instructing the passage to be played 'avec une grande emotion'. Source: Internet
He asks to be made Ambassador to France, but Garfield mockingly refuses, prompting Guiteau to shoot him. Source: Internet
Jewish cemeteries were repeatedly desecrated, worshippers were abused while returning home from prayer, and masked men mockingly chanted "Hitler" in the streets. Source: Internet