Synonyms for Made a game of:
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v.
• ridicule
- Fleer
, - RAZ
, - banter
, - caricature
, - cartoon
, - chaff
, - deflate
, - deride
, - expose
, - gibe
, - haze
, - humiliate
, - jape
, - jeer
, - jive
, - jolly
, - josh
, - kid
, - lampoon
, - laugh at
, - make a fool of
, - make a game of
, - make a laughing-stock
, - make fun of
, - mimic
, - mock
, - needle
, - pan
, - parody
, - poke fun at
, - pooh-pooh
, - pull one's leg
, - put down
, - quiz
, - rag
, - rail at
, - rally
, - rib
, - ride
, - roast
, - run down
, - satirize
, - scoff
, - scorn
, - send up
, - show up
, - sneer
, - takeoff
, - taunt
, - travesty
, - twit
, - unmask
.
• twit
What are the hypernyms for Made a game of?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for made a game of?
The phrase "made a game of" implies turning a serious or important matter into a playful one. Antonyms for this phrase could include taking something seriously, solemnly or respectfully. When one "makes a game of" a particular scenario, they may be seen as trivializing it or even mocking it. Conversely, when one takes something seriously, they are demonstrating a level of commitment, sincerity and dedication towards the matter at hand. In certain situations, making a game of something can be seen as inappropriate or insensitive. Therefore, it's important to have a sense of discernment when deciding when to make a game of something and when not to do so.
What are the antonyms for Made a game of?
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