Satirical synonyms

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ironic (related)
Poignantly contrary to what was expected or intended:
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caustic
Cutting or sarcastic in utterance; biting
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humourous (related)
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paradoxical
Fond of using paradoxes
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sarcastic (related)
Given to using sarcasm:
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bitter
Resulting from or expressive of severe grief, anguish, or disappointment:
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farcical
Of or relating to farce.
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mordacious
Sharp or caustic in style or tone.
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sardonic
Disdainfully or humorously sneering or sarcastic
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witty
Characterized by or having the nature of wit; funny or jocular:
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derisive
The definition of derisive is verbal abuse, expressing ridicule or mocking someone.
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jeering
Contemptuous or ironic in manner or wit
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satiric
Of or pertaining to satire.
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scoffing
Contemptuous or ironic in manner or wit
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sneering
Contemptuous or ironic in manner or wit
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laughter (related)
Contemptuous or ironic in manner or wit
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respect (related)
Contemptuous or ironic in manner or wit
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satire (related)
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humorous (related)
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parody (related)
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parodic (related)
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comic (related)
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scabrous (related)
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tongue-in-cheek (related)
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provocative (related)
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irreverent (related)
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absurdist (related)
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cartoon (related)
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abusive
The definition of abusive is something that is improperly used or someone that causes harm.
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comical
(Obs.) Of or fit for comedy
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ironical
Given to the use of irony; sarcastic.
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Satirical Sentence Examples

  • The gray eyes held a glint of something more than humor, but his lips twisted into a satirical smile.

  • His exquisite satirical songs, in an easy and elegant but still manly and splendid language, have raised much discussion.

  • A number of satirical folk-tales (largely of Turkish origin) are current at the expense of Jew, gipsy or parish priest.

  • He took a prominent part, on the Liberal side, in the ecclesiastical controversy which arose in connexion with Leslie's appointment to the post he had vacated, and published a satirical Letter (1806) which was greatly admired by his friends.

  • Yet when Richelieu died in December of the same year he allowed himself to speak of him in a jealous and satirical tone.

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