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Ridicule
presenting the target of the satire as absurd, preposterous, or laughable
Sarcasm
a caustic and bitter expression of disapproval masquerading as praise
Irony
the use of words to express something completely different from the literal meaning
Exaggeration
puts emphasis on the target’s unfavorable characteristics through overstatement
Juxtaposition
uses comparison to highlight either similarities or differences
Incongruity
presents things which are out of place or absurd in relation to the surroundings
Parody
attacks pieces of literature, music, and artwork, thus allowing the satirist to use the attack as criticism to convey a viewpoint