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Meanings of satire in English
Usage of satire in English
1
We can also point to having led the way with political satire.
2
One notable absence from the program was political satire on Britain today.
3
Almost all American satire today follows a formula discovered by Harvey Kurtzman.
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Of course, there's nothing new about satire: it's as old as politics.
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When satire gets overtaken by reality, you know society is in trouble.
6
The four members said his comments could not be excused as satire.
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John Clarke talks to Jesse Mulligan about political satire and his work.
8
The disproportion between the subject and the satire instantly impresses the reader.
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But the extravagance of the satire in some measure injures its effect.
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The title to this choice bit of satire was in staring letters:
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But our copyright law still has no exception for parody and satire.
12
She tried to avoid even the suspicion of satire in her replies.
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In one especially he was supreme-thegreat and civilised art of satire.
14
To the first of these the terse old Latin satire would apply:
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The searching and the satire slipped away from his eyes and body.
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But satire disturbed not the calm equanimity of the pensioner and placeman.
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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