taunt|taunts in English

noun

[tɔnt ,tɑnt /tɔːnt]

teasing, mockery; provocatio

Use "taunt|taunts" in a sentence

1. The Rabshakeh taunts Jehovah (4-22)

2. The taunt hit him hard.

3. They sexually taunt them.

4. “Remember the enemy’s taunts” (18)

5. She ignored his taunt.

6. Taunt the target to attack you.

7. Black players often had to endure racist taunts.

8. The final taunt drew him.

9. How does Satan taunt Jehovah?— Let’s see.

10. For years they suffered racist taunts.

11. 16 Taunt cooldown reduced to 8 sec.

12. She's doing this to taunt me.

13. Do you hear them taunt us?

14. They taunt me and beat me.

15. Trash subversive that way. It exists to taunt.

16. Was this a recrimination, or a taunt?

17. Moreover, but also has some taunts and the admonishment sound.

18. Taunt against the king of Babylon (3-23)

19. Weapon taunt powers should be more effective now.

20. Their taunts stung him to action/into fighting.

21. Reaction to his taunts will only encourage him.

22. He became a taunt to his neighbours.

23. We had to endure racist and sexist taunts.

24. Don't taunt him with cowardice [ with being a coward ].

25. By now , it was a taunt to him.