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Meanings of caricature in inglés
portugués
caricatura catalán
caricatura Synonyms
Examples for "imitation"
Examples for "imitation"
1
Non-vegans often ask me why vegans seek out imitation meats and cheeses.
2
In the drawing-room Miss Bell was sketching monsters in imitation of Leonard.
3
The young ladies ranged themselves in imitation of the book of fashions.
4
He put the imitation diamond in his pocket and opened the carriage-door.
5
The lace curtains were imitation lace; the damask curtains were imitation damask.
1
Less of Tom Bradby's rather good impersonation of an American news anchor.
2
Another was brutally cruel to animals; another was the impersonation of laziness.
3
Wyclif was beyond his age; Luther was the impersonation of its passions.
4
Not even Malibran could equal her in the impersonation of this character.
5
So what's the difference between flavors and flat-out impersonation of another food?
portugués
fazer caricaturas Usage of caricature in inglés
1
Her last words to him that morning: a caricature of tough love.
2
A good decoy is not an exact simile, but a good caricature.
3
This is hardly a caricature of what happens under some modern governments.
4
Yet replacing one caricature with another does not feel like a solution.
5
It is merely the caricature of one-itmay be of the mountain-peak
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The caricature is widely seen as racist and offensive to Native Americans.
7
Family and friends have alleged Tarantino wrongly portrayed Lee as a caricature.
8
The common caricature of Mr Osborne as a crude neo-Thatcherite is unfair.
9
Sharp appropriated the caricature, and saw Judas personified in his own character.
10
Here we have a good caricature of the fops of the day.
11
Even the cholera has been made the subject of an itinerant caricature.
12
But it is almost as gross a caricature of the teaching of
13
Butt confounds this caricature; he is neither brilliantly talented nor chronically disruptive.
14
That is a caricature of the deliberative dynamic inside the national cabinet.
15
There are certain pictures in American caricature which are wit made visible.
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The author sketches it all graphically with a convincing fidelity of caricature.
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Translations for caricature
catalán
Caricature through the time
Caricature across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common