Definition of self-parodic in English:

self-parodic

adjective

another term for self-parodying
Example sentencesExamples
- The claims run from self-parodic to funny to intentionally ridiculous (he's ‘drinking gasoline’).
- The performances were still as robust, as engaging, but the self-parodic roaring boy character had gone to be replaced by an older and wiser persona.
- The scenes of romance and courtship have their nearly self-parodic element.
- It sounded a bit self-parodic to me when it came out and has improved with age only slightly.
- Admittedly, the James Bond films have had their own periods of self-parodic excess.
- Emerson's own, often self-parodic, comments in the margins suggest that he saw some of his own jottings as crude.
- Morrison's poetic expressions sound amateurish, stunted, stilted and self-parodic in comparison with his song lyrics.

Definition of self-parodic in US English:

self-parodic

adjective

another term for self-parodying
Example sentencesExamples
- Emerson's own, often self-parodic, comments in the margins suggest that he saw some of his own jottings as crude.
- Morrison's poetic expressions sound amateurish, stunted, stilted and self-parodic in comparison with his song lyrics.
- The performances were still as robust, as engaging, but the self-parodic roaring boy character had gone to be replaced by an older and wiser persona.
- Admittedly, the James Bond films have had their own periods of self-parodic excess.
- It sounded a bit self-parodic to me when it came out and has improved with age only slightly.
- The claims run from self-parodic to funny to intentionally ridiculous (he's ‘drinking gasoline’).
- The scenes of romance and courtship have their nearly self-parodic element.

词汇	self-parodic
释义	Definition of self-parodic in English: self-parodic adjective another term for self-parodying Example sentencesExamples The claims run from self-parodic to funny to intentionally ridiculous (he's ‘drinking gasoline’). The performances were still as robust, as engaging, but the self-parodic roaring boy character had gone to be replaced by an older and wiser persona. The scenes of romance and courtship have their nearly self-parodic element. It sounded a bit self-parodic to me when it came out and has improved with age only slightly. Admittedly, the James Bond films have had their own periods of self-parodic excess. Emerson's own, often self-parodic, comments in the margins suggest that he saw some of his own jottings as crude. Morrison's poetic expressions sound amateurish, stunted, stilted and self-parodic in comparison with his song lyrics. Definition of self-parodic in US English: self-parodic adjective another term for self-parodying Example sentencesExamples Emerson's own, often self-parodic, comments in the margins suggest that he saw some of his own jottings as crude. Morrison's poetic expressions sound amateurish, stunted, stilted and self-parodic in comparison with his song lyrics. The performances were still as robust, as engaging, but the self-parodic roaring boy character had gone to be replaced by an older and wiser persona. Admittedly, the James Bond films have had their own periods of self-parodic excess. It sounded a bit self-parodic to me when it came out and has improved with age only slightly. The claims run from self-parodic to funny to intentionally ridiculous (he's ‘drinking gasoline’). The scenes of romance and courtship have their nearly self-parodic element.
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