pasquinading Sentence Examples
- The politician's opponents engaged in relentless pasquinading, sullying his reputation with satirical posters and leaflets.
- The anonymous pasquinades circulating in the city painted a damning portrait of the mayor as corrupt and incompetent.
- The public squares were plastered with pasquinading caricatures mocking the king's latest decree.
- The university became a hotbed of pasquinading, as students and faculty expressed their discontent through anonymous lampoons.
- The pasquinading of the archbishop drew both praise and condemnation from the citizens.
- The government cracked down on pasquinading, fearing its potential to incite unrest and undermine authority.
- The pasquinades were often met with laughter and approval from those who shared the author's sentiments.
- The pasquinading of prominent figures became a popular form of entertainment, with people eagerly seeking out the latest satirical broadsides.
- Some pasquinades were clever and witty, while others were crude and offensive.
- Despite attempts to suppress it, pasquinading persisted as a means for people to express their opinions and challenge those in power.
pasquinading Meaning
pasquinading
a lampoon posted in a public place, satirical writing
Synonyms & Antonyms of pasquinading
Synonyms:
- aping
- elaborating
- shamming
- embellishing
- putting-on
- enlarging-on-or-upon-
- gibing
- replicating
- acting
- counterfeiting
- magnifying
- reproducing
- pretending
- jibing
- embroidering
- monkeying
- padding
- doing
- emulating
- faking
- exaggerating
- stretching
- feigning
- dissembling
- simulating
- fleshing-out-
- parroting
- duplicating
- copycatting
- playing-up
FAQs About the word pasquinading
a lampoon posted in a public place, satirical writing
mocking,sending up, spoofing, burlesquing, imitating, satirizing, ridiculing, caricaturing, lampooning, travestying
No antonyms found.
The politician's opponents engaged in relentless pasquinading, sullying his reputation with satirical posters and leaflets.
The anonymous pasquinades circulating in the city painted a damning portrait of the mayor as corrupt and incompetent.
The public squares were plastered with pasquinading caricatures mocking the king's latest decree.
The university became a hotbed of pasquinading, as students and faculty expressed their discontent through anonymous lampoons.
