Meanings of more farcical in English

As facile as expected, if a good deal more farcical.

Other dramas have been less predictable, if rather more farcical.

The results couldn't really be more farcical than those of the EU bank stress tests.

What preceded the meeting with the Jazz at Staples Center, though, was perhaps even more farcical.

Indeed, the citizenship crisis feels even more farcical in Bennelong, an electorate that has become increasingly ethnically diverse in recent years.

In spite of the majestic obscurity and silence of surrounding nature, the group of humanity thus illuminated was more farcical than dramatic.

Tragedy (goat-song, possibly from the accompanying sacrifice of a goat) sprang from the graver songs, and comedy (village-song) from the lighter and more farcical ones.