One sense of spoof is to imitate a thing in order to make fun of it.

1. I am trying to imitate someone while exaggerating its characteristic features for comic effect.

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a funny and silly piece of writing, music, theatre, etc. Cambridge dictionary spoof spoof. This is a Cambridge

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can choose a word that is different and shows the style of an Original work.

One sense of spoof is to imitate a thing in order to make fun of it.

1. I am trying to imitate someone while exaggerating its characteristic features for comic effect.

Google “define spoof”

a funny and silly piece of writing, music, theatre, etc. Cambridge dictionary spoof spoof. This is a Cambridge

dictionary spoof. you

can choose a word that is different and shows the style of an Original work.

One sense of spoof is to imitate a thing in order to make fun of it.

1. I am trying to imitate someone while exaggerating its characteristic features for comic effect.

Google “define spoof”

a funny and silly piece of writing, music, theatre, etc. Cambridge dictionary spoof spoof. This is a Cambridge

dictionary spoof. you

can choose a word that is different and shows the style of an Original work.

One sense of spoof is to imitate a thing in order to make fun of it.

1. I am trying to imitate someone while exaggerating its characteristic features for comic effect.

Google “define spoof”

a funny and silly piece of writing, music, theatre, etc. Cambridge dictionary spoof spoof. This is a Cambridge

dictionary spoof. you

can choose a word that is different and shows the style of an Original work.

I’m looking for a word that means “something must occur with another thing

It depends on the viewpoint and whether there are dependencies at work. Your title, sample sentence, and context are all different in these respects. Salads don’t depend on tomatoes – tomato isn’t obligatory or boring.

Immigration: How do you argue that crimes and immigrants don’t go hand in hand? Unlike salad, you are looking at the situation from an outside perspective.

If you like the analogy, I think you need to make it more parallel to the actual situation so as not to open yourself up to counterarguments in the debate.

Obligatory

1: binding in law or conscience

“Obligatory. Merriam-Webster “, 23 (2019). Merriam-Webster n.d. Web. 17 Feb 2017. A review of recent report by IANS.

Going hand in hand

means that two things will fit together and they are connected and often + with each other (often + with) Crime normally goes hand in hand with poor economic conditions (less a crime than a crime has)

Go hand in hand. (n.) Cambridge Dictionary of American Idioms. (2006). Retrieved February 17 2017 from http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com. com/Go+Long+Hand+In+hand../go+hand+in+hand?

I’m looking for a word that means “something must occur with another thing

It depends on the viewpoint and whether there are dependencies at work. Your title, sample sentence, and context are all different in these respects. Salads don’t depend on tomatoes – tomato isn’t obligatory or boring.

Immigration: How do you argue that crimes and immigrants don’t go hand in hand? Unlike salad, you are looking at the situation from an outside perspective.

If you like the analogy, I think you need to make it more parallel to the actual situation so as not to open yourself up to counterarguments in the debate.

Obligatory

1: binding in law or conscience

“Obligatory. Merriam-Webster “, 23 (2019). Merriam-Webster n.d. Web. 17 Feb 2017. A review of recent report by IANS.

Going hand in hand

means that two things will fit together and they are connected and often + with each other (often + with) Crime normally goes hand in hand with poor economic conditions (less a crime than a crime has)

Go hand in hand. (n.) Cambridge Dictionary of American Idioms. (2006). Retrieved February 17 2017 from http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com. com/Go+Long+Hand+In+hand../go+hand+in+hand?

I’m looking for a word that means “something must occur with another thing

It depends on the viewpoint and whether there are dependencies at work. Your title, sample sentence, and context are all different in these respects. Salads don’t depend on tomatoes – tomato isn’t obligatory or boring.

Immigration: How do you argue that crimes and immigrants don’t go hand in hand? Unlike salad, you are looking at the situation from an outside perspective.

If you like the analogy, I think you need to make it more parallel to the actual situation so as not to open yourself up to counterarguments in the debate.

Obligatory

1: binding in law or conscience

“Obligatory. Merriam-Webster “, 23 (2019). Merriam-Webster n.d. Web. 17 Feb 2017. A review of recent report by IANS.

Going hand in hand

means that two things will fit together and they are connected and often + with each other (often + with) Crime normally goes hand in hand with poor economic conditions (less a crime than a crime has)

Go hand in hand. (n.) Cambridge Dictionary of American Idioms. (2006). Retrieved February 17 2017 from http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com. com/Go+Long+Hand+In+hand../go+hand+in+hand?

I’m looking for a word that means “something must occur with another thing

It depends on the viewpoint and whether there are dependencies at work. Your title, sample sentence, and context are all different in these respects. Salads don’t depend on tomatoes – tomato isn’t obligatory or boring.

Immigration: How do you argue that crimes and immigrants don’t go hand in hand? Unlike salad, you are looking at the situation from an outside perspective.

If you like the analogy, I think you need to make it more parallel to the actual situation so as not to open yourself up to counterarguments in the debate.

Obligatory

1: binding in law or conscience

“Obligatory. Merriam-Webster “, 23 (2019). Merriam-Webster n.d. Web. 17 Feb 2017. A review of recent report by IANS.

Going hand in hand

means that two things will fit together and they are connected and often + with each other (often + with) Crime normally goes hand in hand with poor economic conditions (less a crime than a crime has)

Go hand in hand. (n.) Cambridge Dictionary of American Idioms. (2006). Retrieved February 17 2017 from http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com. com/Go+Long+Hand+In+hand../go+hand+in+hand?

I’m looking for a word that means “something must occur with another thing

It depends on the viewpoint and whether there are dependencies at work. Your title, sample sentence, and context are all different in these respects. Salads don’t depend on tomatoes – tomato isn’t obligatory or boring.

Immigration: How do you argue that crimes and immigrants don’t go hand in hand? Unlike salad, you are looking at the situation from an outside perspective.

If you like the analogy, I think you need to make it more parallel to the actual situation so as not to open yourself up to counterarguments in the debate.

Obligatory

1: binding in law or conscience

“Obligatory. Merriam-Webster “, 23 (2019). Merriam-Webster n.d. Web. 17 Feb 2017. A review of recent report by IANS.

Going hand in hand

means that two things will fit together and they are connected and often + with each other (often + with) Crime normally goes hand in hand with poor economic conditions (less a crime than a crime has)

Go hand in hand. (n.) Cambridge Dictionary of American Idioms. (2006). Retrieved February 17 2017 from http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com. com/Go+Long+Hand+In+hand../go+hand+in+hand?

I’m looking for a word that means “something must occur with another thing

It depends on the viewpoint and whether there are dependencies at work. Your title, sample sentence, and context are all different in these respects. Salads don’t depend on tomatoes – tomato isn’t obligatory or boring.

Immigration: How do you argue that crimes and immigrants don’t go hand in hand? Unlike salad, you are looking at the situation from an outside perspective.

If you like the analogy, I think you need to make it more parallel to the actual situation so as not to open yourself up to counterarguments in the debate.

Obligatory

1: binding in law or conscience

“Obligatory. Merriam-Webster “, 23 (2019). Merriam-Webster n.d. Web. 17 Feb 2017. A review of recent report by IANS.

Going hand in hand

means that two things will fit together and they are connected and often + with each other (often + with) Crime normally goes hand in hand with poor economic conditions (less a crime than a crime has)

Go hand in hand. (n.) Cambridge Dictionary of American Idioms. (2006). Retrieved February 17 2017 from http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com. com/Go+Long+Hand+In+hand../go+hand+in+hand?