Worthy of being laughed at or mocked; deserving ridicule.
From Latin 'deridere' (to laugh at, scorn) combined with the English suffix '-ible' (capable of being); evolved from the same root as 'derision'.
The word 'derisible' is incredibly rare in modern English, but it captures something important: the idea that some things are inherently ridiculous and invite mockery.
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