mohockism

/məˈhɒkɪzəm/

Definitions

1. noun

A 17th-century term referring to a type of satirical or mocking play, often used to criticize the excesses of the aristocracy.

“The play was a classic example of mohockism, poking fun at the social elite of the time.”

Synonyms

  • farce
  • mockery
  • satire

Antonyms

  • flattery
  • praise