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Meanings of funniness in English
Usage of funniness in English
1
It makes me feel funny-andit's not a nice kind of funniness either.
2
Now, you don't appear to appreciate the funniness of the situation.
3
Wired: Were you born funny, or did your funniness come from practice and development?
4
After a while Ellis saw the funniness of it too.
5
I didn't inquire as to the nature of that funniness.
6
He had solved the enigma of Anne with all her "funniness."
7
The extreme funniness of the thing had lulled in Sophia the fear of Mr. Povey's sudden death.
8
But funniness can be very dangerous.
9
His prepubescent blankness, when it comes to what "spooning" might be, makes for both funniness and discomfort.
10
No Chinese girl know what other Chinese girl have written, so we talk of papers most freely and with great funniness.
11
All Chinese girls grow solemnity, but Miss Sterling laugh, and we know it is of American funniness, and are much relieved.
12
Will a day come when the race will detect the funniness of these juvenilities and laugh at them-andby laughing at them destroy them?
13
Funniness is about people who don't do that, like Trump, he said, referring to the U.S. president.
14
"I'm glad you think I'm amusing; but I can't see much funniness in just saying what is true."
15
It makes me feel funny-andit's not a nice kind of funniness either.
16
Now, you don't appear to appreciate the funniness of the situation.
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Funniness through the time