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Meanings of the ridiculous in English
Russian
комическое Catalan
còmic Synonyms
Examples for "comic"
Examples for "comic"
1
I have no problem distinguishing between comic book reality and our reality.
2
Indeed, however comic, almost all the letters published to date are sneers.
3
However, her impeccable comic timing and captivating stage presence carry the day.
4
In the comic book, Chance takes the place of the intended victim.
5
To the point where Tim Heidecker's character was almost entirely comic relief.
1
In the comic book, Chance takes the place of the intended victim.
2
And seriously, read the comic that movie was based on, it's great.
3
And I am surrounded by people who work in the comic business.
4
Babbitt looked up irritably from the comic strips in the Evening Advocate.
5
But ironically enough, Parker simply can't wait for the comic's digital upgrade.
1
Yet the ludicrous imperfections of this performance passed unnoticed by the audience.
2
With the final item came the ludicrous remembrance of that ill-assorted couple.
3
There came to her a sense of the ludicrous side of it.
4
You can carry these things to the point of the ludicrous, captain.
5
So don't expect the ludicrous acceleration and whizbang features of a Tesla.
Usage of the ridiculous in English
1
We eternally step from the sublime to the ridiculous; we want taste.
2
She was, evidently, in no mood for the enjoyment of the ridiculous.
3
SOCRATES: From these considerations learn to know the nature of the ridiculous.
4
Gyp stood trembling-theaction had not stirred her sense of the ridiculous.
5
Even his father saw the ridiculous figure he cut, and growled out:
6
Shuffles pronounced the ridiculous obligation again, and Wilton repeated it after him.
7
She had, indeed, abolished most of the ridiculous etiquette of the court.
8
Nobody had such a keen sense of the ridiculous as his mother.
9
He had lost his nose but not his sense of the ridiculous.
10
A Lion seeing a Poodle fell into laughter at the ridiculous spectacle.
11
This was the ridiculous song they kept up all day without intermission.
12
But he will be asked questions- from the legitimate to the ridiculous.
13
Of course, like many of my notions, it bordered on the ridiculous.
14
She perceives the ridiculous; what I behold is the specificity of fashion.
15
It has that light whimsical tone with a bit of the ridiculous.
16
Not that I would go to the ridiculous extreme of formal marriage.