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parody

[par-uh-dee] / ˈpær ə di /




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The late 1980s, Mr. Polito argues, had seen the musician at a low ebb, a parody of himself.

From The Wall Street Journal

Richards developed a close bond with Milner but remembers getting the blame for the parody 'Boring James Milner' social media account, which mocked the player, often focusing on ironing, tea and trivial match details.

From BBC

Unlike most of Guest’s fake documentaries, which sink deep into the microcosmic worlds they parody, the film is far more character-focused.

From Salon

And John Nugent, from Empire, says previous reboots have veered into the realms of parody but this revival "goes back to basics".

From BBC

Its big-game commercial parodies the prospect of intrusive advertising in AI conversations.

From The Wall Street Journal