comedically
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4.3
- adverb
- /kəˈmɪdɪkli/
:
cómicamente
- [ laughs ] I didn't realize that also played comedically.
- just comedically
It just seems more emphatic, comedically emphatic.
- It just seems more emphatic, comedically emphatic.
- You know, comedically, yeah, it's fun.
- Just not with any expectation at all, just to get my chops to find my voice, to figure out what I liked and who I was comedically.
- So I was able to, to come at it and, and question it, whether it was comedically or, or otherwise.
- So I respect his son's point of view comedically, but it just, but they don't realize what they did for me.
Examples
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But did my fellow artists appreciate the comedically ironic aspect of my new superhero character?
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You know, comedically, yeah, it's fun.
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We had done something comedically that worked really well, and I got excited.
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He was a big influence comedically that I remember.
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The comedian told the story comedically, leaving the audience in stitches.
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He approached the sensitive topic comedically, which helped lighten the mood.
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The film cleverly depicts a tragic situation comedically, showcasing the humor in adversity.
Synonyms
27
2.0
Said or done as a joke and not meant seriously
18
6.1
In a calm, serious way that seems slightly funny
12
7.0
In a dry, slightly mocking way
12
2.5
In a very funny way that makes people laugh
11
3.9
In a funny way that makes people laugh
5
3.0
In a funny way that makes people laugh
5
2.9
In a happy way that shows you find something funny
5
3.3
In a funny way that makes people laugh
1
6.1
In a quick, clever way that makes people laugh
1
7.1
In a joking way to make people laugh
1
8.1
In a way that makes people laugh a lot
1
7.9
In a very silly way
In a joking way that is not serious
Antonyms
How Humorous
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Comedically comes from comedy, a word for funny plays in ancient Greece, and it is the same root as everyday words like comic and comedian. So, to do something comedically is to do it 'in a funny way' to make people laugh.