Satirize (verb)

1. To criticize or mock through the use of satire or irony.
2. To use wit, irony, or sarcasm to expose and criticize people's vices, follies, or stupidity.

Origin:

The word satirize is derived from the latin word "satira" which means "satire".

Examples:

1. The book satirizes the excesses of the wealthy elite.
2. The play satirizes the political corruption.
3. The cartoon satirizes the government's response to the crisis.
4. The film satirizes the celebrity culture.
5. The song satirizes the superficiality of modern love.