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“To smile with contempt” in Japanese

Short answer
せせら笑う seserawarau せせらわらう

To smile with contempt in Japanese is “せせら笑う” (seserawarau). Full meaning: to laugh mockingly, to smile with contempt, to jeer, to sneer.

Other ways to say “To smile with contempt” in Japanese

嘲ら笑う seserawarau to laugh mockingly, to smile with contempt, to jeer, to sneer 嘲笑える seserawaraeru to laugh mockingly, to smile with contempt, to jeer, to sneer セセラ笑う seserawarau to laugh mockingly, to smile with contempt, to jeer, to sneer せせら嗤う seserawarau to laugh mockingly, to smile with contempt, to jeer, to sneer 嘲わらえる seserawaraeru to laugh mockingly, to smile with contempt, to jeer, to sneer せせら笑える seserawaraeru to laugh mockingly, to smile with contempt, to jeer, to sneer せせらわらう seserawarau to laugh mockingly, to smile with contempt, to jeer, to sneer せせらわらえる seserawaraeru to laugh mockingly, to smile with contempt, to jeer, to sneer せせら笑わ seserawarawa to laugh mockingly, to smile with contempt, to jeer, to sneer せせら笑い seserawarai to laugh mockingly, to smile with contempt, to jeer, to sneer セセラ笑え seserawarae to laugh mockingly, to smile with contempt, to jeer, to sneer

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