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Meanings of black humor in anglès
The juxtaposition of morbid and farcical elements (in writing or drama) to give a disturbing effect.
Usage of black humor in anglès
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I like the black humor of much of the dialogue as well.
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But the violent movement discharged the tension of his black humor.
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And she noted with pleasure that he, too, was in a black humor.
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Because of Woo's own black humor, though, he is more than a Peckinpah impersonator.
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But the black humor of despair could not last.
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Miike's films are overrated, but at least they're peppered with black humor and outrageous doings.
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Fermented beverages and black humor are how we cope.
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Homes, whose first name is Amy, often laces her novels with violence, sex and black humor.
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It was an art form, part of the military culture like bawdy songs and black humor.
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It felt a bit like a hangman's noose, he thought with a flash of black humor.
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Sometimes black humor is the only kind we can summon, but even dark laughter can sustain.
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He found himself wondering in a rush of black humor if he would be fried or sautéed.
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Laurence thought, with black humor, that there was every reason: he knew Kaneko better than any other man present.
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A tapestry of heartbreak, dread, looming violence and black humor, it resembled nothing so much as a sci-fi Sopranos.
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That sort of black humor.
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Ball seemed to realize for the first time that his black humor was not being received with wild enthusiasm.
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Black humor through the time
Black humor across language varieties
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