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the use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices, particularly in the context of contemporary politics and other topical issues. synonyms: mockery, ridicule, derision, scorn, caricature; More

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人の愚かさや現代政治および他の局所の問題のコンテキストで特に悪徳を批判する公開する嘲笑、誇張や皮肉なユーモアの使用。 類義語: 嘲笑、嘲笑、嘲笑、軽蔑、似顔絵;もっとその

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The use of ridicule to expose to criticize corruption especially in the context of the stupidity of the people, politics and other local issues, exaggerated and sarcastic humor. Synonyms: mocked, ridiculed, mocked, scorned, caricature; more that

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人々、政治および他のローカル問題、誇張、皮肉なユーモアの愚かさのコンテキストで特に腐敗を非難する公開する嘲笑を使用します。類義語: 嘲笑、嘲笑、嘲笑、軽蔑、似顔絵;以上

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Use the to public ridicule to blame corruption in particular in the context of the stupidity of the people, politics, and other local issues, exaggerated, sarcastic humor. Synonyms: mocked, ridiculed, mocked, scorned, caricature; more than

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人々、政治および他のローカル問題の愚かさにおいては、誇張を特に非難する破損に公衆の面前、皮肉なユーモアを使用します。類義語: 嘲笑、嘲笑、嘲笑、軽蔑、似顔絵;以上

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Corruption in the stupidity of the people, politics, and other local issues, particularly to blame exaggerated with the public, sarcastic humor. Synonyms: mocked, ridiculed, mocked, scorned, caricature; more than

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人々、政治、および他のローカル問題、特に非難する愚かさの破損は、公共、皮肉なユーモアと誇張されています。類義語: 嘲笑、嘲笑、嘲笑、軽蔑、似顔絵;以上

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Public, ironic humor and exaggerate the corruption of the people, politics, and other local issues, particularly to blame stupidity. Synonyms: mocked, ridiculed, mocked, scorned, caricature; more than

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公共、皮肉なユーモアし、愚かさのせいにする特に人、政治、そして他のローカル問題の破損を誇張。類義語: 嘲笑、嘲笑、嘲笑、軽蔑、似顔絵;以上

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Public, exaggerate the corruption of irony and humor, and to blame the stupidity especially people, politics, and other local issues. Synonyms: mocked, ridiculed, mocked, scorned, caricature; more than

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公共、皮肉とユーモアの破損を誇張し、せいにする愚かさ特に人々、政治、等。類義語: 嘲笑、嘲笑、嘲笑、軽蔑、似顔絵;以上

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Stupidity and exaggerate the corruption of public, irony and humor, to blame in particular people, politics, etc. Synonyms: mocked, ridiculed, mocked, scorned, caricature; more than

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愚かさと公共の腐敗を誇張、皮肉とユーモア、非難する特に人、政治、等。類義語: 嘲笑、嘲笑、嘲笑、軽蔑、似顔絵;以上

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Especially those who exaggerate the stupidity and public corruption, denouncing irony and sense of humor, politics, etc. Synonyms: mocked, ridiculed, mocked, scorned, caricature; more than

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特に誇張愚かさおよび公共の腐敗、皮肉やユーモア、政治などの意味を非難する人は。類義語: 嘲笑、嘲笑、嘲笑、軽蔑、似顔絵;以上

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They condemn means such as public corruption, sarcasm, humor, politics and particularly exaggerated folly or pole. Synonyms: mocked, ridiculed, mocked, scorned, caricature; more than

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彼らは公共の腐敗、皮肉、ユーモア、政治、特に大げさな愚かさやポールなどの手段を非難します。類義語: 嘲笑、嘲笑、嘲笑、軽蔑、似顔絵;以上

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They are public corruption, sarcasm, humor, criticize the means of politics, especially a big stupidity and Paul. Synonyms: mocked, ridiculed, mocked, scorned, caricature; more than

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彼らは公共の腐敗、皮肉、ユーモア、政治、特に大きな愚かさとポールの手段を批判します。類義語: 嘲笑、嘲笑、嘲笑、軽蔑、似顔絵;以上

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They are public corruption, sarcasm, humor, politics, especially the big stupidity and Paul means to criticize. Synonyms: mocked, ridiculed, mocked, scorned, caricature; more than

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彼らは公共の腐敗、皮肉、ユーモア、政治、特に大きな愚かさとポールを批判することを意味します。類義語: 嘲笑、嘲笑、嘲笑、軽蔑、似顔絵;以上

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They are public corruption, sarcasm, humor, means to criticize politics, especially the big stupidity and Paul. Synonyms: mocked, ridiculed, mocked, scorned, caricature; more than

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彼らは公共の腐敗、皮肉、ユーモア、政治、特に大きな愚かさとポールを批判することを意味します。類義語: 嘲笑、嘲笑、嘲笑、軽蔑、似顔絵;以上

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They are public corruption, sarcasm, humor, means to criticize politics, especially the big stupidity and Paul. Synonyms: mocked, ridiculed, mocked, scorned, caricature; more than

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