Definition Synonyms
Definition of parodic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
imitationrelated to or resembling a parody
- The movie had a parodic style that amused the audience.
- The book's parodic elements were entertaining.
- Her parodic imitation of the singer was spot-on.
Origin of parodic
Greek, para (beside) + oide (song)
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- French:parodique, ...
- German:parodistisch, ...
- Italian:parodico, ...
- Spanish:paródico, ...
- Portuguese:paródico, ...
- Chinese:戏仿的, ...
- Japanese:パロディ的な, ...
- Arabic:ساخِر, ...
- Hebrew:פָּרוֹדִי, ...
- Russian:пародийный, ...
- Ukrainian:пародійний, ...
- Hindi:पैरोडीपरक, ...
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