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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Do you have any ideas about the popularity of these two words: satirize, lampoon.
Can I use both of these nouns to refer to a piece of writing?
Do they share the same popularity in both nouns and verbs?
satire, lampoon.
Thank you.
Do you have any ideas about the popularity of these two words: satirize, lampoon.
Can I use both of these nouns to refer to a piece of writing?
Do they share the same popularity in both nouns and verbs?
satire, lampoon.
Thank you.
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Anonymous Do they share the same popularity in both nouns and verbs? "satirize" is only used as a verb. 1.
- Anonymous Do they share the same popularity in both nouns and verbs?
- "satirize" is only used as a verb.
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- (verb) to attack or ridicule with satire.
- "lampoon" may be used as a verb or a noun.
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AnonymousDo they share the same popularity in both nouns and verbs?"satirize" is only used as a verb.
1. (verb) to attack or ridicule with satire.
"lampoon" may be used as a verb or a noun.
1. (verb - used with object) to mock or ridicule in lampoon: to lampoon important leaders in the government.
2. (noun) a sharp,
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