1. in a manner that imitates or mocks something, especially a literary or artistic work, for humorous or satirical effect
Usage: derived from parody (noun/verb)

Examples

• The comedian parodically imitated the famous actor's dramatic monologue.
• She parodically quoted the self-help book to highlight its absurd advice.
• The film parodically recreates 1980s action movie tropes.
• He parodically adopted a pretentious accent while discussing the wine.
• The artist parodically exaggerated the style of Renaissance paintings in her modern work.