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单词 satirical
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satirical

Its collection of entwined stories is brilliantly constructed, moving between satirical comedy and unforced pathos.It's actually a satirical comedy about rather useless adults.In 1953 he devoted himself to satirical drawings and reportage.I found it quite satirical, very topical and politically challenging.The film clip, on a satirical website, is worryingly convincing.The Hollywood power couple became big fans of the satirical show after a weekend watching back-to-back episodes.The arrest of the pair, who said their show was satirical, was widely criticised.When relaxed he displays a blunt, satirical humour that I like.I cannot say I understand why a satirical magazine could drive anyone to mass murder.

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satirical

British English: satirical ADJECTIVE
A satirical drawing, piece of writing, or comedy show is one in which humour is used to criticize something.
...a satirical novel about modern city life.
  • American English: satirical
  • Brazilian Portuguese: satírico
  • Chinese: 讽刺的
  • European Spanish: satírico
  • French: satirique
  • German: satirisch
  • Italian: satirico
  • Japanese: 風刺的な
  • Korean: 풍자적인
  • European Portuguese: satírico
  • Latin American Spanish: satírico

(adjective) 
a satirical novel about London life
Synonyms
mocking
She gave a mocking smile.
ironical
cynical
He has a very cynical view of the world.
cutting
People make cutting remarks to help themselves feel superior to others.
biting
This was the most biting criticism made against her.
bitter
taunting
pungent
He enjoyed the play's shrewd and pungent social analysis.
incisive
sarcastic
She poked fun at people's shortcomings with sarcastic remarks.
sardonic
a sardonic sense of humour
caustic
He was well known for his abrasive wit and caustic comments.
vitriolic
There was a vicious and vitriolic attack on him in the tabloids.
burlesque
a trio of burlesque stereotypes
mordant
He describes the situation with mordant wit.
Rabelaisian
mordacious

Additional synonyms

in the sense of biting
Definition
sarcastic
This was the most biting criticism made against her.
Synonyms
sarcastic,
cutting,
sharp,
severe,
stinging,
withering,
scathing,
acrimonious,
incisive,
virulent,
caustic,
vitriolic,
trenchant,
mordant,
mordacious
in the sense of burlesque
Definition
of or characteristic of a burlesque
a trio of burlesque stereotypes
Synonyms
satirical,
comic,
mocking,
mock,
farcical,
travestying,
ironical,
parodic,
mock-heroic,
caricatural,
hudibrastic
in the sense of caustic
Definition
bitter and sarcastic
He was well known for his abrasive wit and caustic comments.
Synonyms
sarcastic,
biting,
keen,
cutting,
severe,
stinging,
scathing,
acrimonious,
pungent,
vitriolic,
trenchant,
mordant,
mordacious

Nearby words of
satirical

  • satiate
  • satiety
  • satire
  • satirical
  • satirize
  • satisfaction
  • satisfactory

Synonyms of 'satirical'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of cutting
Definition
(of a remark) likely to hurt the feelings
People make cutting remarks to help themselves feel superior to others.
Synonyms
hurtful,
wounding,
severe,
acid,
bitter,
malicious,
scathing,
acrimonious,
barbed,
sarcastic,
sardonic,
caustic,
vitriolic,
trenchant,
pointed,
mordacious
in the sense of cynical
Definition
sarcastic or sneering
He has a very cynical view of the world.
Synonyms
sceptical,
mocking,
ironic,
sneering,
pessimistic,
scoffing,
contemptuous,
sarcastic,
sardonic,
scornful,
distrustful,
derisive,
misanthropic,
mordacious,
misanthropical
in the sense of mordant
Definition
sarcastic or caustic
He describes the situation with mordant wit.
Synonyms
sarcastic,
cutting,
biting,
edged,
sharp,
acid,
harsh,
stinging,
scathing,
acrimonious,
pungent,
incisive,
caustic,
venomous,
astringent,
vitriolic,
acerbic,
trenchant,
waspish,
mordacious
in the sense of pungent
Definition
(of speech or writing) biting
He enjoyed the play's shrewd and pungent social analysis.
Synonyms
cutting,
pointed,
biting,
acute,
telling,
sharp,
keen,
stinging,
piercing,
penetrating,
poignant,
stringent,
scathing,
acrimonious,
barbed,
incisive,
sarcastic,
caustic,
vitriolic,
trenchant,
mordant,
mordacious
in the sense of Rabelaisian
Definition
characterized by broad, often bawdy humour and sharp satire
Synonyms
bawdy,
broad,
gross,
robust,
extravagant,
coarse,
exuberant,
raunchy (informal),
satirical,
earthy,
uninhibited,
lusty,
unrestrained
in the sense of sarcastic
Definition
full of or showing sarcasm
She poked fun at people's shortcomings with sarcastic remarks.
Synonyms
ironical,
cynical,
satirical,
cutting,
biting,
sharp,
acid,
mocking,
taunting,
sneering,
acrimonious,
backhanded,
contemptuous,
disparaging,
sardonic,
caustic,
bitchy (informal),
vitriolic,
acerbic,
derisive,
ironic,
mordant,
sarky (British, informal),
mordacious,
acerb
in the sense of sardonic
Definition
(of behaviour) mocking or scornful
a sardonic sense of humour
Synonyms
mocking,
cynical,
dry,
bitter,
sneering,
jeering,
malicious,
wry,
sarcastic,
derisive,
ironical,
mordant,
mordacious
in the sense of vitriolic
Definition
(of language) severely bitter or harsh
There was a vicious and vitriolic attack on him in the tabloids.
Synonyms
venomous,
scathing,
malicious,
acid,
bitter,
destructive,
withering,
virulent,
sardonic,
caustic,
bitchy (informal),
acerbic,
envenomed,
dripping with malice
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