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travesty
noun as in spoof, ridicule
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Example Sentences
Department of Homeland Security, which supervises the agency, deserves extra credit for exposing this travesty.
“For someone to capitalize on something that they never endured or never experienced, I think it’s a travesty,” said Cornelious Thompson, a 51-year-old community health worker, who sued the county in December 2022.
The whole movement is based on a notion that difference is scary, change is bad and everything that’s happened since you were 11 years old is a travesty.
Singer Charlotte Church has described the media's treatment of her as a young woman as a "travesty".
A spokesman for Mr Barrowman described it as "a travesty of justice".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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