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Meanings of satirist in English
Catalan
pamfletista Usage of satirist in English
1
Amis is a gifted, of the moment satirist with extraordinary linguistic energy.
2
A German satirist is facing prosecution after mocking him on German TV.
3
It also highlights his overlooked career as a Pulitzer prize-winning political satirist.
4
According to this satirist the occupation of the Magdalen Fellow was to
5
The Iraqi satirist Ahmed Albasheer actually was jailed for a comedy sketch.
6
The show will be hosted by comedian and political satirist Jon Stewart.
7
A satirist had almost bit off the ear of a lyric bard.
8
The satirist too devotedly loves his lash to be a persuasive teacher.
9
The TV satirist Jon Stewart leapt on the absurdity of this statement.
10
Gerry Stembridge and Risteárd Cooper are discussing the British satirist Chris Morris.
11
That would have been beyond the imaginings of the most jaundiced satirist.
12
George Eliot is not so good a satirist as she is humorist.
13
It was with such things in mind that the satirist said:
14
Naval historian and management satirist Northcote Parkinson observed a similar pattern decades earlier.
15
There must be the moralist in the satirist if satire is to strike.
16
It was the good-humour of the satirist, not of the sentimentalizer.
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Satirist through the time
Satirist across language varieties
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