Translations for „self-mocking“ in the English » German Dictionary

self-ˈmock·ing ADJ

self-mocking

sich acc selbst verspottend

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English

She hopes her trademark self-mocking style and her experiences will resonate.

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He suggests that the entire sonnet is an emblem of the poets self-mocking tactics.

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It is sentimental, but slightly self-mocking, as he describes his inability to find something to do with himself as his wife goes through cravings.

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But then, to a lesser or greater extent (greater), it's self-mocking.

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It's self-mocking in a lot of ways.

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The word might be slightly self-mocking, but those other terms are outright dysphemisms.

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You're scared, then self-mocking, then scared again, and self-mocking once more, like one of those showers that spritz hot and cold.

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He comes alive on stage with his self-mocking stances and improvised dialogues.

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He said the word was often chanted on the team's terraces in a self-mocking way.

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The early episodes were brisk and self-mocking.

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