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caricature English

Meaning caricature meaning

What does caricature mean?

caricature

— verb represent in or produce a caricature of The drawing caricatured the President — noun a representation of a person that is exaggerated for comic effect

Synonyms caricature synonyms

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caricature English » English

cartoon parody burlesque travesty mockery lampoon imitation skit satire mimicry mimic impersonation imitate copy comics ape takeoff take-off spoof sketch send up satirize ridicule mock copying

Topics caricature topics

What do people use caricature to talk about?
Language and thought Communication Say Criticize

Mock
Work and occupation Occupation Art

Draw, paint

Conjugation caricature conjugation

How do you conjugate caricature?

caricature · verb

Examples caricature examples

How do I use caricature in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I am not myself anymore. I've become a laughable caricature of my deepest self.
While Tom was away from his desk, Mary drew a caricature of him on the cover of his notebook.

Movie subtitles

Our home, the caricature my life with Lou had become.
He would never have let himself caricature the plague. by using charcoal.
Like the caricature of a whore.
You have turned into caricature of Ralph.
Caricature is a satirical form of art that the common man loves.
That's a pretty good caricature.
Care to capture this moment in a caricature?
Sir, the reality of your world is nothing more than a rotten caricature of great opera.
You want a caricature of a woman.
Some people say I'm crazy. Southern caricature seeking higher office.
I'm taking your caricature down from Mount Lushmore and I'm pulling your favorite song out of the jukebox.
I have mistakenly reduced you to a stereotype, a caricature instead of regarding you as a specific, unique individual.
That is a caricature of me.
It's not a caricature.
The caricature, now, er.
And when will you make a caricature of me?
I loathed myself. Our home, the caricature my life with Lou had become.
It was an ugly caricature of what I had envisionned.
She looked like my mother, but a caricature.
One morning I'm going to the clinic, I was just before the exam, there was a caricature of me With a huge belly.
That's a vile caricature!
Southern caricature seeking higher office.
She looked like a burnt-out caricature of Jane Russell.
Does this have anything to do with that stupid caricature?
After dinner I shall make a caricature of you as Punch since you admire him so much.
You will need yellow crayon, Jacques, for your next caricature of Laroche-Mathieu.
What am I doing with a character like you,.a real caricature!
Oh, it's an affectionate caricature.
She looked line a burnt-out caricature of Jane Russell.
You kicked in their Halloween pumpkin 'cause you thought it was a caricature of you.
Right yes, I'm a caricature.
You said to draw a caricature.

News and current affairs

Turing appears here as a caricature of the mathematical physicist.
It was also an unnecessary provocation, and constituted in itself a caricature of our cherished freedom of expression, that is guaranteed in our constitution.
It is easy because freedom of expression was used, when publishing the cartoons, merely to demonstrate itself and therefore became a caricature of itself.
Worse, it was turned into a caricature, and then declared false.
Central and Eastern Europe was never only a place of right and left dictatorships, of ethnocentrism and xenophobia, of perpetual and frozen conflicts, as some now caricature it.
The truth is that the BDS movement is nothing more than a sinister caricature of the anti-totalitarian and anti-apartheid struggles.
But most of us are likely to recoil at the methods they used in their work as intellectuals: caricature, deception, and even fabrication.
NEW YORK - When caricature takes the place of dialogue, everyone suffers - especially when it comes to understanding issues affecting women, who struggle worldwide against being silenced.
That caricature, if ever true, is certainly not true today: the business community's negative reaction to the persecution of Khodorkovsky by the law enforcement agencies has been strong and nearly unanimous.
The adoring political wife was always more caricature than character.
A caricature of a despot, he personifies the type of odious adversary whom all democrats want to see defeated.
Some characterize these activities as speculative trading, and even caricature financial markets as casinos.
Clearly, this caricature is based on some truth.
The personal charm of the Dalai Lama, combined with the Himalayan air of superior spiritual wisdom, has promoted a caricature of a mystical, wise, and peace-loving people being crushed by a brutal empire.

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