Caricatured is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CARICATURED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CARICATURE, to make or draw a caricature of
NOUN:
• a ludicrous or grotesque version of someone or something
• a picture, description, or imitation of a person in which certain striking characteristics are exaggerated in order to create a comic or grotesque effect
• make or give a caricature of
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• exaggeration by means of often ludicrous distortion of parts or characteristics

Words related to CARICATURED

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How to use CARICATURED in a sentence

• All who hate the true revelation may laugh to see it mocked and caricatured by those who profess and mean to honor it.
• Wits have caricatured all this, by asking us whether by encouraging the tares to grow, you give the wheat a better chance.
• But some refused to run, and others had no chance, so that the contest was really between General Grant and Horace Greeley, who was caricatured unmercifully.
• The sight of these hideous creatures, so like to men, and with the resemblance even more caricatured by the artist, gave Luciana the greatest delight.
• The cause of the misunderstanding that promised to result so tragically was a magazine article in which the doctor caricatured a peculiar kind of Virginia Editor.
• She discovered on the toilet-table a coarsely caricatured portrait of Mrs.
• But this was small vexation, to be caricatured by Miss Kent.
• We sometimes see him caricatured as a man with horns and cloven feet.
• Even the faults and vices of that strong, stubborn race were curiously distorted and caricatured in their representative.
• In one end of the state he was caricatured in drawings and verses as the generic Eastern-Shore man, wearing such a hat because he had not heard of any later styles.
• Signor Carnevale, the revolutionary apothecary, is, however, a very amusing figure, and would be still better if he were not caricatured.
• Every comic paper has caricatured the uneducated upstart.
• The life of refined self-indulgence in the one class was caricatured by loathsome self-indulgence in the other.
• To me it is hateful to see them caricatured and made literary merchandise.
• The coaxing graces of pretty women she never caricatured.
• The story had been caricatured out of all semblance to its original self.
• Delsarte laughed at himself quite as readily as at the ridiculous performances which he caricatured, if opportunity offered.
• If the ideal is meantime so sadly caricatured, the fault lies with the circumstances of life that have not allowed the sane will adequate exercise.
• Dickens by those who thought themselves caricatured.
• A murmured chant followed and caricatured it, repeating as far as I could make out the same sequence of sounds.
• The perpetual smile on his face was meanly caricatured, and yet it was his benediction upon a world unworthy of him.
• Small wits caricatured it, but what a world-wide human benediction it proved.
• Sir Robert Peel and the London Times, Madame Stowe has caricatured, slandered and misrepresented her country, to please the English people.

Similar words containing CARICATUR without suffix ed

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