Synonyms for Mock-heroic:
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n.
• communication
• parody
- apology
, - cartoon
, - copy
, - derision
, - farce
, - irony
, - jest
, - joke
, - lampoon
, - mime
, - mimicry
, - misrepresentation
, - mockery
, - pastiche
, - raillery
, - rib
, - ridicule
, - roast
, - satire
, - skit
, - takeoff
, - travesty
.
Other relevant words:
- Anacreontic
, - Rhapsodical
, - Skaldic
, - bardic
, - broad
, - bucolic
, - burlesque
, - comic
, - comical
, - derisive
, - didactic
, - dithyrambic
, - dramatic
, - elegiac
, - epic
, - farcical
, - heroic
, - idyllic
, - lyrical
, - narrative
, - parody
, - pastoral
, - poetic
, - rhapsodic
, - runic
, - sapphic
, - satirical
, - slapstick
, - tragicomic
.
• Other relevant words (noun):
What are the hypernyms for Mock-heroic?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the hyponyms for Mock-heroic?
Hyponyms are more specific words categorized under a broader term, known as a hypernym.
hyponyms for mock-heroic (as nouns)
What are the opposite words for mock-heroic?
Mock-heroic is a literary style that refers to the use of humor and irony to depict a trivial or petty subject as if it were an epic or heroic one. Antonyms for mock-heroic include serious, grave, and solemn. A serious style aims to present a subject with dignity and respect, without any exaggeration or humorous tones. Grave implies a somber or sad tone, often used to describe serious subjects such as death or tragedy. Solemn also refers to a serious tone, but with a stronger emphasis on respect and reverence. By using antonyms for mock-heroic, writers can create different tones and styles that suit their intended purpose and message.
What are the antonyms for Mock-heroic?
Related words: mock-heroic poetry, mock-heroic sonnet, mock-heroic couplet, mock-heroic line
Related questions:
What is a mock-heroic poem?
What is a mock-heroic couplet?
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