caricaturing (Meaning)

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caricaturing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Caricature

The artist was caricaturing the politician's speech, capturing his distinctive gestures and expressions.
With a skilled hand, the cartoonist was caricaturing the CEO's larger-than-life personality for the editorial.
The comedian was caricaturing the quirks and mannerisms of various celebrities in his comedy sketch.
Students were caricaturing their classmates during the art class, exaggerating features for comedic effect.
The illustrator was caricaturing famous landmarks in the cityscape, adding whimsical touches to the skyline.
Caricaturing historical figures is a common practice in political cartoons, highlighting their flaws and strengths.
The actor was caricaturing the character's eccentricities, bringing laughter to the audience with each exaggerated movement.
The caricaturist was caricaturing the wedding guests, immortalizing their funny expressions and interactions on paper.
By caricaturing societal norms, the artist challenged viewers to reflect on their own beliefs and prejudices.
The street artist was caricaturing passersby, delighting them with humorous depictions of themselves.

of Caricature

doing, imitating,parodying, mocking, simulating, emulating, sending up, spoofing, playing, reproducing

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The artist was caricaturing the politician's speech, capturing his distinctive gestures and expressions.

With a skilled hand, the cartoonist was caricaturing the CEO's larger-than-life personality for the editorial.

The comedian was caricaturing the quirks and mannerisms of various celebrities in his comedy sketch.

Students were caricaturing their classmates during the art class, exaggerating features for comedic effect.