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caricaturing

 

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Verb caricature has 1 sense
  1. caricature, ape - represent in or produce a caricature of; "The drawing caricatured the President"
    --1 is one way to mock
    Derived form: noun caricature1
    Sample sentences:
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    Something ----s somebody
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Definitions from the Web

Term: Caricaturing

Description:

Caricaturing refers to the art of creating exaggerated or distorted representations of people or things. It involves emphasizing certain features or characteristics in order to create a humorous or satirical effect.

Senses and Usages:

1. Noun: Caricaturing can be both a form of art and a way of entertainment. Artists use caricaturing to create humorous or critical portrayals of individuals or social situations. It is often seen in political cartoons or in comic strips.

2. Verb: Caricaturing as a verb refers to the act of drawing or creating caricatures. It involves exaggerating specific facial features or physical traits to highlight distinctive aspects of a person's appearance or personality.

Examples:

1. Noun:

  • Her talent for caricaturing made her a popular cartoonist.
  • The artist's latest exhibition showcases the diverse styles of caricaturing.

2. Verb:

  • He enjoys caricaturing his friends to capture their unique characteristics.
  • The political cartoonist was praised for his skill in caricaturing political figures.

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