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What are synonyms of funny?
Funny can have the synonyms humorous, amusing, comical, clever, farcical, jocular, laughable, or mirthful. (More extreme would be hysterical, riotous, or absurd.)
What is a sentence using farcical?
the movie was farcical that everyone was dissapointed.
How do you use farcical in a sentence?
Farcical is an adjective meaning ludicrous, absurd, ridiculous, being like a farce. Example sentences: The playwright's farcical comedy had the audience laughing hysterically. In retrospect, the mishaps of the day seemed farcical.
What is the opposite of sensical?
If there is such a word as sensical, the opposite would be nonsensical.Some synonyms for nonsensical:* foolish * absurd * incongruous * ludicrous * stupid * crazy * ridiculous * illogical * farcical * silly * idiotic * senseless
What is a good sentence with the word farcical?
Some people feel that having cameras in the courtroom with high-profile cases makes for a farcical trial. The "Three Stooges" TV seies was full of slap-stick comedy and hilarious, farcical characters.
What are synonyms for comic?
which type of comic do you mean? a comic book ? or a joker if a joker then it could be a clown or if you mean comic book it can be magazine? or graphic novel is a better one Syn can include: funny, amusing, witty, humorous, farcical, droll, jocular
Absurd starts with the letter f and has 8 letters?
farcical
What is another for comical and starts with f?
funny, farcical, freaky
What is the six letter word meaning farcical event?
circus
What are synonyms for humorous?
amusing, camp*, campy, comic, droll, entertaining, facetious, farcical, hilarious, jocose, jocular, jokey, joshing, laughable, ludicrous, merry, playful, pleasant, priceless, ribald, screaming, side-splitting, too funny for words, waggish, whimsical, witty
What does farcical mean?
"Farcical" refers to something that is absurd, ridiculous, or nonsensical, often in a way that provokes laughter. It is commonly used to describe situations, events, or performances that are exaggerated or overly theatrical. The term originates from farce, a comedic genre that relies on exaggerated characters and improbable events. In essence, when something is described as farcical, it highlights its ludicrousness or lack of seriousness.
How do you spell phececious?
The correct spelling of the term is facetious (farcical, done in jest).
