1. in a manner that is comically exaggerated or absurd; in a way that mocks or ridicules something through grotesque imitation
Usage: derived from burlesque (noun/adjective); often used to describe theatrical or literary style

Examples

• The actor burlesquely imitated the politician's mannerisms, exaggerating every gesture.
• She burlesquely described the fancy restaurant's pretentious menu to her friends.
• The comedian burlesquely portrayed the superhero, tripping over his own cape.
• He burlesquely strutted across the stage in an oversized costume.
• The writer burlesquely depicted the villain as incompetent and clumsy.