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comedic

/kuh-mee-dik, -med-ik/US // kəˈmi dɪk, -ˈmɛd ɪk //UK // (kəˈmiːdɪk) //

喜剧性,喜剧,喜剧性的,滑稽

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adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : of, relating to, or of the nature of comedy.

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Examples

  • As a writer, I think just the sheer authenticity of the dialogue and being able to be really comedic without being super jokey, there’s a real distinction between those things.

  • By the second and third episodes, the show falls into a rhythm, balancing comedic moments with an underlying sense of dread.

  • It doesn’t help that Kylie’s mother, played by Rima Te Wiata with pitch-perfect comedic timing and well-meaning befuddlement, has always believed the house is haunted.

  • This comedic PSA underscores the importance of keeping one another safe and protecting the places where we play, especially during the ongoing pandemic.

  • Now he’s breaking more ground on the Hulu hit Woke, a comedic yet meaty examination of what happens when someone who just wants to be left out of the political-racial debates of the day suddenly can’t ignore them anymore.

  • An ace comedic turn that, in lesser hands, would come off as one-note.

  • But the comedic genius was wrong; success in most dimensions of the human enterprise is showing up at the right time.

  • The long-running comedic news show The Colbert Report will air its final episode.

  • On Friday evening, as the conference got underway, the two senators were on the stage delivering comedic standup routines.

  • That fleeting comedic moment exemplifies Aidy Bryant at her best.

  • Falstaff is a triumph of comedic creation because we are kept laughing equally at and with him.

  • I was agreeably surprised at meeting the poet Poinsinet at the Comedic Francaise.

  • This means that Silviane's engagement at the Comedic is a certainty.

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