Satirical
Satirical adjective - Exposing human folly to ridicule.
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Synonyms for Satirical
Tongue-in-cheek and satirical are semantically related In some cases you can use "Tongue-in-cheek" instead an adjective "Satirical".
Tongue-in-cheek
Tongue-in-cheek adjective - Cleverly amusing in tone.
Satirical and tongue-in-cheek are semantically related in ironic and insincere topic. Sometimes you can use "Satirical" instead an adjective phrase "Tongue-in-cheek".
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Related pairs
- disrespectful and satirical
- disrespectful and tongue-in-cheek
- sarcastic and satirical
- sarcastic and tongue-in-cheek
- derisive and satirical
- derisive and tongue-in-cheek
- irreverent and satirical
- irreverent and tongue-in-cheek
- dry and satirical
- dry and tongue-in-cheek
- saucy and satirical
- saucy and tongue-in-cheek
- flippant and satirical
- flippant and tongue-in-cheek
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Given the satirical tone of the series, this is almost certainly done tongue-in-cheek.
Source: Offhand Backhand - His songs are usually tongue-in-cheek humorous and sometimes even satirical ("Celebrity", "Ticks") or surprisingly introspective ("Letter to Me", "Welcome to the Future").
Source: Signature Style / Music
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