lampooning (Meaning)

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

of Lampoon

The comedian's lampooning of the politician's hairstyle had the audience in stitches.
The movie was a lampooning of the superhero genre, poking fun at its conventions and clichés.
The cartoonist's lampooning of the president's policies was both clever and biting.
The play was a lampooning of the upper class, satirizing their manners and customs.
The song was a lampooning of pop music, making fun of its repetitive lyrics and catchy melodies.
The TV show was a lampooning of reality television, exposing its artifice and manufactured drama.
The novel was a lampooning of the publishing industry, poking fun at its vanity presses and self-important authors.
The poem was a lampooning of love poetry, satirizing its flowery language and sentimental clichés.
The artwork was a lampooning of the art world, making fun of its pretentiousness and commercialism.
The performance was a lampooning of modern dance, poking fun at its abstract movements and self-seriousness.

of Lampoon

deriding, ridiculing, caricaturing,satirizing, mimicking, imitating, mocking, burlesquing, spoofing, parodying

No antonyms found.

The comedian's lampooning of the politician's hairstyle had the audience in stitches.

The movie was a lampooning of the superhero genre, poking fun at its conventions and clichés.

The cartoonist's lampooning of the president's policies was both clever and biting.

The play was a lampooning of the upper class, satirizing their manners and customs.