noun
- the practice or art of writing lampoons; satirical writing or speech that harshly criticizes someone or something
Usage: literary
Examples
- The political lampoonery in the newspaper drew both laughter and criticism.
- His talent for lampoonery made him a feared critic in literary circles.
- The comedy show’s lampoonery of current events was both clever and cutting.
- She specialized in lampoonery that exposed the hypocrisy of public figures.
- The author’s lampoonery was so sharp it often crossed the line into cruelty.
- Medieval lampoonery often targeted corrupt officials and clergy.