satirists

The word “satirists” has 3 syllables: sat-ir-ists

It's pronounced as /ˈsætərɪsts/

What is synonym and antonym for satirists?

In the thesaurus, “satirists” has 69 synonyms and 1 antonym.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for satirists along with examples of usage in sentences.

Synonyms for satirists

actors
apes
autobiographers
bards
biographers
bloggers
burlesquers
caricaturists
co-authors
co-scenarists
co-writers
coauthors
columnists
copycats
coscenarists
cowriters
dramatists
echoes
echos
entertainers
essayists
fabulists
fictioneers
fictionists
ghostwriters
hacks
hagiographers
hatchet men
imitators
impersonators
impressionists
journalists
lampooners
memoirists
memorialists
mimers
mimes
mimics
mockers
mummers
newspapermen
novelists
pamphleteers
pantomimes
pantomimists
paragraphers
parodists
parrots
performers
personators
players
playwrights
poets
prosaists
prosateurs
prosers
reporters
rhymers
romancers
rubber stamps
scenarists
screenwriters
scribblers
scriptwriters
sportswriters
storytellers
troupers
versifiers
wordmongers

Antonyms for satirists

nonauthors

Meanings of satirists

noun
1. A person who writes satire.

Example Sentences

The work of satirists often provides sharp insights into the flaws of society.
Many satirists use humor to address political and cultural issues.
The greatest satirists are those who can make us laugh while also making us think.
Satirists like Jonathan Swift and Mark Twain have influenced generations of writers.
Some satirists are known for pushing boundaries to make a point about social norms.

On this page you'll find 70 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to satirists, such as: actors, apes, autobiographers, bards, biographers, bloggers, burlesquers.

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