Noun:

प्रहसन-लेखन, व्यंग-लेखक, व्यंगकार,

satirist's Usage Examples:

The fragments of the old tragedian Pacuvius and of the satirist Lucilius show that Lucretius had made use of their expressions and materials.

1849), political satirist.

1, 851) is a remarkable satirist and epigrammatist (Kdrpdti emlekek).

There is also a natural vapour bath (80°-95° F.) in the Grotta Giusti (so-called from the satirist Giuseppe Giusti, a native of the place), at Monsummano near by, discovered in 1849.

JOHN OLDHAM (1653-1683), English satirist, son of a Presbyterian minister, was born at Shipton Moyne, near Tetbury, Gloucestershire, on the 9th of August 1653.

84-98) show that Timon possessed some of the, qualities of a great satirist, together with a command of the hexameter; but he had no loftier aim than to awaken laughter.

The fools are given a local colour, and Barclay appears as the unsparing satirist of the social evils of his time.

So that in Rome also Cynicism was partly the butt of the satirist and partly the ideal of the thinker.

JONATHAN SWIFT (1667-1745), dean of St Patrick's, Dublin, British satirist, was born at No.

But just as the agreeable jester rose into the earnest satirist, one of the most striking peculiarities of his style became a more manifest defect.

Synonyms:

ironist, humourist, humorist, ridiculer,