Noun:

हास्यास्पद अनुकरण,

travesty's Usage Examples:

Adrian Searle, art critic of The Guardian called it dreadful and Tate Chairman, Paul Myners denounced it as a travesty.

investiture, transvestite, travesty, vest, vestment vestig- track Latin vestigium investigate, vestigial vet- forbid Latin vetare veto veter- old Latin.

Burlesque overlaps in meaning with caricature, parody and travesty, and, in its theatrical sense, with extravaganza, as presented during the.

Washington Post review was decidedly negative, calling it an "idiotic, inept, cynically exploitative travesty.

Now that seems to me to be a travesty, he said.

While travesty dancing had existed prior to the romantic.

somewhat conventional on the surface, contain multi-layers of "humor, salaciousness, irony, parody, and ultimately travesty" beneath the surface.

a rambling mishmosh of South Sea romance and travesty, of solemn high-priesting and low clowning, of never-never spectacle and sport.

pdfBecause of her tall muscular frame, Lucia was several times cast as a travesty dancer (a woman dressed as a man) -- for example as a male pirate chief in the ballet Algeria in 1887, and as a sorcerer in Enchantment.

It has been listed both as child pornography and labeled as an apposite depiction of the milieu and manners of its time in Vienna, a travesty or a parody or a persiflage of a coming-of-age story or a novel of development, and mentioned as a rare case of a picaresque novel with a female protagonist.

This led to the rise of the female travesty dancer - a female dancer who played male roles.

a way, a travesty upon the way wealthy girls often fall in love with stablemen or others employed about their fathers" places.

The organisation has been strongly criticised by scientists for its repeated failure to conserve the sustainability of the tuna fishery by consistently supporting over-fishing – an internal review branded ICCAT's policies on the eastern Atlantic bluefin tuna fishery a travesty of fisheries management, and an international disgrace.

Synonyms:

charade, lampoon, mockery, caricature, put-on, pasquinade, imitation, parody, sendup, burlesque, takeoff, impersonation, spoof,

Antonyms:

apocalypse, empty, natural, formalism, fall,