satirized Synonyms
satirized Meaning
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satirized (imp. & p. p.)
of Satirize
satirized Sentence Examples
- The song satirized the obsession with social media and the need for constant validation.
- The play's humorously exaggerated characters satirized the pretentiousness of the wealthy elite.
- The cartoon satirized the slow pace of government bureaucracy, showing endless lines and piles of paperwork.
- The reality TV show, despite claiming to be real, was actually heavily edited and satirized the concept of genuine human interaction.
- The children's book cleverly satirized traditional fairy tales by subverting expectations and empowering the female characters.
- The artist's work satirized the cult of celebrity, depicting famous people as out-of-touch and self-absorbed.
- The historical novel satirized the romanticized view of the past, highlighting the harsh realities of life for ordinary people.
- The commercial satirized the stereotypical "perfect housewife" image, showing the chaos and humor of everyday family life.
- The stand-up comedian satirized current political events, using sharp wit and observational humor to make his audience laugh and think.
- The film satirized consumer culture, highlighting the emptiness of chasing material possessions and the pursuit of fleeting trends.
FAQs About the word satirized
of Satirize
travestied, caricatured, burlesqued, imitated, spoofed, ridiculed, derided, mimicked, mocked,lampooned
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The song satirized the obsession with social media and the need for constant validation.
The play's humorously exaggerated characters satirized the pretentiousness of the wealthy elite.
The cartoon satirized the slow pace of government bureaucracy, showing endless lines and piles of paperwork.
The reality TV show, despite claiming to be real, was actually heavily edited and satirized the concept of genuine human interaction.
