Significados de satirise en inglés

Offensiveness in art is often a way to satirise injustice.

To satirise the prevailing fashion, Garrick penned the following:-

Ross O'Carroll-Kelly was invented to satirise Dublin rugby culture.

Alec Baldwin and Saturday Night Live provides us with some comic relief as they satirise Trump.

But you cannot satirise a hack, if you have no friend to nudge while you do it.

He did not satirise humanity, but Society.

Set forth to satirise the human kind!

She used the appearance of vulgarity, shallowness and crass spitefulness, to tell truths and satirise herself and society.

He explains what role fake news plays in today's society and why it's important to satirise topical events.

But if any one has a desire to satirise his neighbour he has full leave to do so.

How do you satirise an issue without hurting someone's ego but at the same time ensure it hits its mark?

Passages like this would be easy to satirise, but thankfully Clanchy is aware of her status as a liberal meddler.

Trevor Noah mocks Trump for 'shithole countries' comment He chose to satirise America's generally ignorant perceptions about countries in Africa.

He will satirise that failing; if he be a writer, it will serve as an endless theme for light cynicism.

You must satirise me.

She did satirise people.