Caricatures

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The magazine published a collection of caricatures of popular athletes.

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The caricatures in the art exhibit made me burst out laughing.

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The caricatures drawn by the street artist were so lifelike that they seemed almost real.

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The artist's caricatures of animals were incredibly adorable.

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To imitate someone in a way that exaggerates their characteristics in a humorous or mocking way A grotesque or ludicrous likeness of a person, especially in a sculpture or in a painting A distorted or exaggerated representation of something, often for the purpose of emphasizing its faults or flaws A sketch or drawing that emphasizes the most notable features or characteristics of a person or thing, often in a humorous or exaggerated way A humorous or exaggerated representation of a person or thing, often in a drawing or painting A picture, description, or imitation of a person or thing in which certain features or characteristics are exaggerated or distorted To represent or portray someone or something in a humorous or exaggerated way, often in a drawing or painting A style of art or illustration that emphasizes exaggerated features or characteristics for a humorous or satirical effect To make a drawing or painting of someone or something that emphasizes their most notable features or characteristics in a humorous or exaggerated way A genre of art that creates humorous or exaggerated representations of people or things, often for political or social commentary

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