nonsatire
/ˌnɒnsætɪr/; noun /ˈnɒnsætɪər/; adverb
Definitions
1. noun
A work that satirically imitates or ridicules a genre, style, or type, especially one that is serious or solemn.
“The author’s nonsatire novel was a clever parody of the traditional epic.”
2. adverb
In a nonsatirical manner, without irony or sarcasm.
“The comedian’s nonsatire comedy show was a surprise hit with audiences.”