jeer in the PONS Dictionary

jeer Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to jeer at sb
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However, to his shock, the crowd booed and jeered him as he spoke.
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He had a personality that fans liked to cheer or jeer.
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The difficult pitches forced him to play more defensively than usual and on a couple of occasions, crowds jeered him for slow scoring.
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Some of their male co-workers will jeer and sometimes try to sabotage them, but this is just another test of their strength.
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By the end of the second verse the jeers and laughter from his friends quickly subsided.
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Police had to cut him out, to the jeers of the crowd, as he continued speaking.
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There the onager jeers at a donkey, only to be eaten by a lion since it is not guarded by a human.
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When they had finished, the attackers stripped them naked and jeered at them as they fled.
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There were jeers and cheers to be heard on the left and the right.
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He was jeered by the general student population upon arrival, but was allowed to deliver his remarks.
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