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The phrase "allowed to be fun of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "allowed to be made fun of"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing whether someone is permitted to be the subject of jokes or ridicule.
Example: "In our group, everyone is allowed to be made fun of as long as it's all in good humor."
Alternatives: "permitted to be teased" or "allowed to be ridiculed".
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R&B was allowed to be fun, of course, but fun is different.
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"We all have our limits, but I think we should be allowed to make fun of everything," Ward told VICE News.
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