1. of, relating to, or having the nature of a parody; mocking or imitating something in an exaggerated or humorous way
Usage: formal or literary usage; often used to describe artistic or literary works

Examples

• The film took a parodical approach to superhero movies, exaggerating every cliché.
• Her parodical tone made it clear she was not being serious.
• The artist created a parodical version of the famous painting with modern elements.
• His parodical imitation of the politician drew laughter from the audience.
• The novel's parodical style mocked the conventions of romance literature.
• They performed a parodical rendition of the classical symphony.