Similar words: satirical, satirically, satirist, satirize, satire, tiring, retiring, empiric. Meaning: [sə'tɪrɪk(l)] 
adj. exposing human folly to ridicule.
adj. exposing human folly to ridicule. 
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(1) Devoutness seems to have drawn the old satiric sting.
(2) It looked ironic, satiric, suggestive on her small frame.
(3) What begins as a satiric novel of ideas ends as a surprisingly moving elegy.
(4) Graham is clearly meant to be a satiric outgrowth of the nasty society he lives in.
(5) His cartoon has a satiric humor.
(6) The satiric play is pregnant with meaning.
(7) No need to use such satiric word.
(8) His writing could be diabolically satiric.
(9) The newspaper often use the satiric words.
(10) It was the manner of expression, the satiric method that made them interesting and entertaining.
(11) Looking at her satiric parent she only gave a little laugh.
(12) His satiric poem spared neither the politicians nor the merchants. Sentencedict.com
(13) Perhaps the most striking quality of satiric literature is its freshness, its originality of perspective.
(14) He worked painstakingly on his poems, developed a satiric, concise, smooth, graceful and well - balanced style.
(15) Life is, sometimes, satiric.
(16) Of or relating to a genre of prose fiction that originated in Spain and depicts in realistic detail the adventures of a roguish hero, often with satiric or humorous effects.
(17) In the novle, RaKugo influences its farce and Chinese culture influences its satiric spirit.
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