travesty|travesties in English

noun

[trav·es·ty || 'trævɪstɪ]

parody, debased likeness or imitatio

Use "travesty|travesties" in a sentence

1. The trial was a travesty of justice .

2. It's a travesty of justice.

3. That would be a travesty.

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5. Their marriage was a complete travesty.

6. Helicopters up above, Oh what a travesty.

7. That's what this is, a beastly travesty!

8. Some common synonyms of Caricature are burlesque, parody, and travesty

9. To make a travesty of; parody or ridicule .

10. His claim is a travesty of the facts.

11. Even a travesty of justice must follow correct procedure.

12. O'Brien described his trial as a travesty of justice .

13. The single-parent family is a travesty of human needs.

14. Perhaps then the travesty to follow could have been offset.

15. Langdale described the court ruling as a travesty of justice.

16. The play was, in their view, a travesty of the truth.

17. It was a political act, a travesty from start to finish.

18. " What? " The Master of Sorcere brandished his sausage. " This travesty. This abomination. "

19. It seemed almost a mockery, a travesty of what should have been.

20. If he couldn't prepare his case properly, the trial would be a travesty.

21. It is a travesty that Captain Brett Crozier, captain of the aircraft carrier U.S.S

22. Not allowing her to speak in her own defence was a travesty of justice.

23. Irrespective of the success of this integration, your claim was a travesty of the facts.

24. At least TheSorrow Bowwoman didn't win it, that would have been an even bigger travesty

25. Their production of 'Macbeth' was quite the worst I've ever seen - it was a travesty.