Translations for „buffoonish“ in the Slovenian » English Dictionary

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English

White entertainers with black makeup on their faces portrayed black people as lazy, ignorant and buffoonish.

sundial.csun.edu

Playing a hapless, sincere, and sometimes buffoonish everyman caught up in world events, he demonstrates the relevance of these concepts to daily life.

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A tale of buffoonish gangsters trying to muscle in on the music industry.

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It was pure caricature -- cartoonish, buffoonish, mean-spirited caricature.

www.theblaze.com

In his letter, he stated that both your shows are marked by old stereotypes of buffoonish, emasculated black men and crass, sassy black women.

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A plot of underworld double-crossings and police stings (with an added touch of buffoonish humour) is framed against flat, grey landscapes and dense silences.

metro.co.uk

He has an unpredictable, if not split, personality, which sends him from apparently ladylike and friendly to raging and malicious- though no less buffoonish in either.

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He is, by turns, a brilliant and buffoonish critic of global capitalism.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Detractors see his flamboyant style and dismiss him as a buffoonish caricature, but they miss the point.

www.rollingstone.com

They existed merely as buffoonish supporting characters.

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