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"travesty of" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a situation that is a debased, inferior, or grossly inadequate imitation of something else. For example, "The quality of the school's food is a travesty of what students should expect from meals."
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A travesty of justice.
"This case is a travesty of justice.
It presented a travesty of radical politics….
This picture is a travesty of reality.
A toxic travesty of investigative journalism.
A tedious travesty of a result.
"It's a travesty of history," writes Howe.
This is a travesty of justice.
That is a travesty of economic ethics.
That's the travesty of it all.
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This was a travesty of the truth.
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