farcical

But you have to have been a witness to that history to appreciate the farcical beat at the heart of it all.

No more corrupt and farcical elections have even been known to take place.

It will be robbed both of its tragical and farcical aspects and given a serene beauty.

Or, again, let a play of farcical construction score a hit; the public is immediately surfeited with a run of farces.

It was tragic enough for him in all conscience, but he could see no farcical element.

There is a doctor, too, whose revelations of his patients' affairs are sufficiently comic, not to say farcical.