Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

sotie

noun

/soʊˈti/

Definition

A satirical or humorous play or poem, often characterized by its mockery of serious subjects.

Examples

The medieval festival featured a hilarious sotie that poked fun at local politicians.
She performed a sotie that cleverly critiqued the absurdities of court life.
The sotie was well-received by the audience for its clever wordplay and sharp wit.

Meaning

Sotie refers to a genre of medieval and Renaissance theater that blends elements of comedy and satire, frequently used to challenge societal norms or political issues through humor.