The meaning of Derisory
Derisory – definition
adjectiveRidiculously small or inadequate.
Usage examples:
They were given a derisory pay riseadjectiveAnother term for derisive.
Usage examples:
His derisory gaze swept over her
adjectiveA derisory amount of money is so small it is silly
Usage examples:
We were awarded a derisory sum.
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Word origin
early 17th century (in the sense ‘derisive’): from late Latin derisorius, from deris- ‘scoffed at’, from the verb deridere (see derision).
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