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Meanings of very laughable in English
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Usage of very laughable in English
1
Well, gentlemen, I do not see anything so very laughable in that.
2
One of these I will mention, as being full of wit and very laughable.
3
It was very like and very laughable, but hardly caricatured.
4
That is very witty in you, Herr Lestocq; very laughable, is it not, Alexis?
5
This was a very laughable manner of leave-taking.
6
It was really very laughable to watch the doctor's face as the major prepared to descend.
7
Now the next year, when Gnæus Domitius and Camillus Scribonianus became consuls, a very laughable thing happened.
8
I can tell you a very laughable thing indeed, if you would like to listen to it.
9
Matthew,' he observed, 'is very laughable reading.'
10
His evidence from animal and plant life for the teleological argument is very laughable; take, for example, the often-quoted chamois:
11
This is very laughable.
12
A very laughable appearance he made, as he kicked and swung his arms, and swayed to and fro, vainly struggling to get away.
13
But you will not be offended if I laugh at your excuses, for after what you have said I cannot help thinking them very laughable.
14
'Why, Sir, most schemes of political improvement are very laughable things.'
15
"This is very laughable," I exclaimed.
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Very laughable across language varieties
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