laughingstock in A Sentence

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    I have become the Laughingstock of all peoples,

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    I became the Laughingstock of all my people;

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    Made him a Laughingstock.

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    I did not make you a Laughingstock.

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    I'll be the Laughingstock of the whole school.

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    I have become the Laughingstock of all my people,

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    Why? So you can make me a Laughingstock again?

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    Aw, we'll be the Laughingstock of the whole town.

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    9

    You'd definitely be a Laughingstock if people found out.

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    10

    I am a Laughingstock all the time; everyone ridicules me.

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    11

    I am a Laughingstock all day long; Everyone mocks me.

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    12

    I was a Laughingstock all the day; everyone mocks me.

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    I am a Laughingstock all day long and everyone mocks me.

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    14

    I have become a Laughingstock all day long; everyone mocks me.”.

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    Even after he died, he is the Laughingstock of other states.

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    Otherwise, I'll make you a bigger Laughingstock than you already are.

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    You've made a Laughingstock of me in front of my own people!

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    Then we are a Laughingstock for Satan and we entirely lose our testimony.

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    Looks like you'll be the Laughingstock of town one way or the other.

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    Yeah, you made that clear when you made me the Laughingstock of the camp.

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    My name is Dr. Das MBBS MS The gold medal is said to be a Laughingstock.

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    22

    A formality? You make me a Laughingstock in my country, and you call that a formality?

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    You made a Laughingstock of them and your hostility to them caused you to forget Me, and you simply kept laughing.

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    The money was probably gone either way, but at least by keeping quiet, he could keep himself from becoming the Laughingstock of the Parisian business world.

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    In any event, long before the Queen of Baseball was making a Laughingstock of the idea of women being too“delicate” to play sports, in 1864, Emma Sharp heard about the aforementioned Australian woman's failed attempt at the Barclay Match.

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