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ridicules

  • present tense form of ridicule (3rd person singular).

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The piece was Italian Composer Felice Lattuada's pleasant if unimportant version of Moliere's Precicuses Ridicules, presented as curtain-raiser to Modeste Moussorgsky's boorish peasant farce, The Fair at Sorochintzy, whose premiere was given the fortnight before.

From Time Magazine Archive

This serio-comic delineation of dictatorship on the rampage deserves a special niche in your Hall of Famous Ridicules.

From Time Magazine Archive

They did "Tartuffe," "L'Avare," "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme," "Les Précieuses Ridicules," and a condensed version of "Le Dépit Amoureux," in which the four acts of the original were cut down into two.

From Plays, Acting and Music A Book Of Theory by Symons, Arthur

His two last works were among the highest and happiest creations of his genius—the Femmes Savantes, a sort of sequel to the Précieuses Ridicules, though of a more general application—and the Malade Imaginaire.

From The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 11 by Johnson, Rossiter