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Definition & Meaning of "parody"in English

Parody
01

a piece of writing, music, etc. that imitates the style of someone else in a humorous way

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What is a "parody"?

A parody is a type of creative work that humorously imitates or exaggerates another work, often to make fun of it or comment on its style and content. In writing, music, or other forms of art, a parody takes the original piece and mimics its characteristics in a way that highlights its absurdities or shortcomings. The intention is usually to entertain or provoke thought by drawing attention to the original work's traits in a playful or critical manner. Parodies often use satire and exaggeration to achieve their effect.

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The comedian 's parody of the popular song went viral, making people laugh with its clever and humorous lyrics.
The book is a hilarious parody of classic detective novels, featuring exaggerated characters and absurd plot twists.
02

humorous imitation of a person, work, or style

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The comedian 's act was a parody of celebrity interviews.
She performed a parody of the president's speech.
to parody
01

to imitate someone or something in a humorous or playful manner

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The comedian parodied the mayor's public speeches.
She parodied her friend's dramatic expressions.
02

to create a deliberately exaggerated or distorted imitation of a writer, artist, work, or genre, usually for comic or critical effect

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The author parodied Gothic novels in her latest short story.
He parodied Shakespearean tragedy with over-the-top characters.
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