ridiculiser

to ridicule; to make fun of; to hold up to ridicule

ʁ i . d i . k y . l i . z e
ridicul ridicule; mockery + iser make or render; turn into
verb Rare #26,032
to ridicule; to make fun of; to hold up to ridicule
FR: Il va ridiculiser son collègue devant toute la classe.
EN: He is going to ridicule his coworker in front of the whole class.
Conjugation of ridiculiser
ridiculiser
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First ridiculise
Third ridiculise
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First ridiculise
Third ridiculise
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second ridiculise

Je suis en train de me ridiculiser.

I'm making a fool of myself.

Me ridiculiser?

Make a fool of me?

— Insaisissables 3 (2025)

Vous osez nous ridiculiser.

You dare to ridicule us.

— La Vague (2008)

Je voudrais pas encore me ridiculiser.

I wouldn't want to make a fool of myself again.

— Ne le dis à personne (2006)

Tu vas te ridiculiser si tu fais ça.

You'll make a fool of yourself if you do that.

Je ne voulais pas me ridiculiser.

I didn’t want to make a fool of myself.

Je vais me ridiculiser, Dottie.

I'm going to embarrass myself, Dottie.

— Plus fort que moi (2025)

Cesse de te ridiculiser!

Stop making a fool of yourself!

Il a beaucoup bu à la fête et a fini par se ridiculiser.

He drank a lot at the party and ended up making a fool of himself.

Occupe-toi de les ridiculiser et de montrer que ce ne sont que des clowns.

Take care of ridiculing them and showing that they’re nothing but clowns.

— No (2012)

Est-ce que tu veux me ridiculiser?

Are you trying to ridicule me?

Arrête de te ridiculiser.

Stop making a fool of yourself.

Tu n'as pas besoin de te ridiculiser si?

You don't need to make a fool of yourself, do you?

— Insaisissables 3 (2025)