martyrish
/ˈmɑːrtərɪʃ/Definitions
1. verb
To treat someone or something with excessive or exaggerated respect, often in a mocking or ironic manner.
“He martyrised his boss by over-praising him in front of their colleagues.”
2. noun
The act of treating someone or something with excessive or exaggerated respect, often in a mocking or ironic manner.
“His martyrish of the politician’s speech was met with laughter from the audience.”