comedic
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3.7
- adjective
- /kəˈmiːdɪk/
:
cómico
- Her comedic timing was impeccable, making even the simplest jokes hilarious.
We're just playing, we're, we're playing things for comedic effect entirely so.
- We're just playing, we're, we're playing things for comedic effect entirely so.
- I try to tap as much comedic flavor into my public talks.
- And so each, each segment is a comedic history of that subculture.
- One of the great comedic movies this country ever made.
- How don't you feel like a lot of comedic actors are usually the best actors?
- Today we are joined by rising comedic talents.
- Facts come first in comedic storytelling.
- I love comedic and odd editing.
- I wanted to kind of showcase the dangers of it in a slightly comedic but heartfelt way.
- They're just such great comedic actors, but just oh boy, it's a nice day.
- And I suppose they must think it is some kind of perfect comedic timing, right?
Examples
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His Nice (1979) is a brilliant example of the comedic talents that have made him famous.
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Facts come first in comedic storytelling.
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One of the great comedic movies this country ever made.
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So this is a fantastic film with just a wonderful comedic cast.
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And we spend time thinking about like what the comedic take is.
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My initial response was somewhat meant to be comedic in a 'sad but funny' kind of way.
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I'm glad you liked my comedic movie.
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Today we are joined by rising comedic talents.
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He really set the comedic tone for the show.
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While most viewers enjoy it for the comedic entertainment, as I do, it also has intrinsic educational value.
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Synonyms
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1.0
Causing people to laugh or smile
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1.9
Funny and meant to make people laugh
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1.5
Causing people to laugh loudly
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1.0
Causes people to laugh and feel happy
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1.6
Funny in a way that makes people laugh
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3.1
Making people laugh because it is silly or unusual
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3.9
Said or done to be funny rather than serious
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1.2
Meant to be funny, not serious
Antonyms
How Funny
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Comedic comes from the words comic and comedy, which began from a Greek idea of a 'party song' or fun show meant to make people laugh. So, comedic describes something that is about comedy or is intended to be funny.