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Is 受揶揄 a passive form?


Wido

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Greetings to everybody!

I am a newcomer to this forum and I think it's wonderful.

I would like you to consider the following sentence (I think the writer is Taiwanese but I'm not so sure):

帕盧申的豪語讓亞里厄巴特有種稍受揶揄的感覺.

My problem is with 受揶揄. Is it a passive voice, with the meaning of "to be derided", litterally "to suffer derision"? I've tried to translate it as follows:

"The bombast of Paulsen made Aryabart have a certain feeling of being slightly derided".

In other words: did Aryabart feel that he was being derided by the bombastic tone of Paulsen's words?

I thank you in advance for any kind of help you might give.

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