mock

US /mɑːk/
UK /mɑːk/
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1.

to make fun of someone or something in a cruel or unkind way

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The other children would often mock him for his unusual accent.
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He continued to mock her efforts, despite her clear distress.
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2.

to imitate (someone or something) in fun or derision

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The comedian would often mock politicians in his stand-up routine.
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She could perfectly mock her teacher's strict voice.
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1.

not authentic or real, but made to look like something genuine

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The police set up a mock crime scene for the training exercise.
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They held a mock trial to prepare for the real court case.
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