The word "mockingly" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an adverb that can be used to describe a manner that is sarcastic, scornful, or contemptuous. Example sentence: He raised his eyebrows mockingly as she ranted about the accident.
"You guys are such a good crowd," Celeste Cruz says mockingly between songs.
The chants of "Bramble for England" were only aired mockingly before this season, but he has been awarded the club's player of the year award.
The "coalition of the accused", as he has mockingly called it, may not last.
Gazans mockingly call its female adherents "the 2Js": they wear an ascetic jilbab, or nun-like cloak, for public view, but they sport skin-tight jeans underneath.To keep Israel off its back and uphold a ceasefire, Hamas has suspended its armed struggle, in deed if not in word.
Like millions of others, he mockingly calls himself, in evocative modern street slang, a diaosi, the term for a loser that literally translates as "male pubic hair".
In its speakeasies celebrities danced the nights away to the music of the likes of Willie (the Lion) Smith, Fats Waller and Duke Ellington, and its "New Negro" poets, novelists and dramatists, the mockingly self-styled niggerati, were the literary rage.
After Buzz Lightyear's first flight across Andy's room in Toy Story,Sherriff Woody says mockingly, "That wasn't flying!
"ZIMBABWE" is the comparison that Michael Connors of Hermes, a British pension-fund manager, mockingly draws when describing Japan's shareholder democracy.
She has big, brown, intelligent eyes, which she likes to roll (often self-mockingly).
By contrast, Costa Rica, which gave up its army and pioneered eco-tourism, is usually referred to, half-mockingly and half-enviously, as "the Switzerland of Central America".
The ad poked lightish fun at some secular aspects of the winter-holiday celebration (like shoppers squabbling over an item they both wanted) and showed carol singers trying to soften the heart of a Scrooge-like figure with what they self-mockingly called "stupid songs".
