Antonyms for satirical
səˈtɪr ɪ kəlsatir·i·cal

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1. satiricaladjective

   Synonyms:
   satiric

2. satiricaladjective

   of, pertaining to or connected with satire

   Synonyms:
   satiric

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1. satirical

   Antonyms:
   complimentary, flattering, laudatory, panegyric, eulogistic

   Synonyms:
   cutting, poignant sarcastic, bitter, ironical, invective

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1. satirical, satiricadjective

   exposing human folly to ridicule

   "a persistent campaign of mockery by the satirical fortnightly magazine"

   Antonyms:
   unsarcastic

   Synonyms:
   satiric

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1. satiricaladjective

   Synonyms:
   bitter, sarcastic, ironical, caustic, mordacious

How to use satirical in a sentence?

1. Cindy Holland:

   Lauren Goose, who is the creator felt very strongly about exploring these issues based on Lauren Goose own experiences, but in a satirical over the top way, ultimately, the message of the show is that what is most important is that you feel comfortable in your own self. Fat-shaming itself, that criticism, is embedded in the DNA of the show.

2. Seth Dillon:

   The initial attacks that we face from the media and Big Tech came from this angle that we’re spreading misinformation, and we need to be fact checked, and it was really weird how they were treating these jokes so seriously and giving them a truth rating, that didn’t really work out too well for them, they actually faced a lot of backlash for that, they were mocked very heavily, so there seems to be this shift in strategy. We’re now, instead of focusing on the misinformative nature of our satirical claims, they’re focusing more on the fact that we’re punching down without jokes or aiming at the wrong targets.

3. Alexandria Garieri:

   We want to sell engagement rings. We’re selling love, not hate, we were never wanting to be offensive, it was always meant to be satirical.

4. Salman Rushdie:

   The French satirical tradition has always been very pointed and very harsh, and still is, you know, the thing that I really resent is the way in which these, our dead comrades ... who died using the same implement that I use, which is a pen or pencil, have been almost immediately vilified and called racists and I don't know what else.

5. Stephanie Clifford:

   It's all satirical, of course.

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