parodied Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- performed
- travestied
- ridiculed
- lampooned
- burlesqued
- satirized
- reproduced
- emulated
- simulated
- sent-up
- did
- mimicked
- caricatured
- played
Weak:
- replicated
- pretended
- magnified
- padded
- aped
- feigned
- jibed
- parroted
- overstated
- expanded
- enhanced
- dissembled
- faked
- shammed
- enlarged-on-or-upon-
- copycatted
- embroidered
- played-up
- pasquinaded
- impersonated
- elaborated
- counterfeited
- duplicated
- fleshed-out-
- exaggerated
- stretched
- embellished
- derided
- monkeyed
- acted
- amplified
- pantomimed
- mimed
- put-on
- gibed
- personated
Meaning of parodied
Webster
parodied (imp. & p. p.)
of Parody
parodied Sentence Examples
- The movie was a clever parody of classic horror films, satirizing the genre's tropes.
- The comedian's parody of the president poked fun at his political policies.
- The song is a hilarious parody of popular music, highlighting its commercialism.
- The novel offers a witty parody of the dystopian genre, exploring societal absurdities.
- The painting is a masterful parody of Renaissance art, playfully subverting its conventions.
- The TV show's parody sketches often target current events and political figures.
- The rapper's lyrics parody popular culture, criticizing its shallowness.
- The author's parody essay skewers the pompous writing style of literary critics.
- The video game is a clever parody of first-person shooters, using its mechanics for comedic effect.
- The opera's over-the-top performance is a tongue-in-cheek parody of the dramatic art form.
FAQs About the word parodied
of Parody
imitated, spoofed, mocked, performed, travestied, ridiculed, lampooned, burlesqued, satirized, reproduced
No antonyms found.
The movie was a clever parody of classic horror films, satirizing the genre's tropes.
The comedian's parody of the president poked fun at his political policies.
The song is a hilarious parody of popular music, highlighting its commercialism.
The novel offers a witty parody of the dystopian genre, exploring societal absurdities.
