farcical
adjective
pertaining to or of the nature of farce.
farcicality
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a word derived from
farcical.
Example Sentences
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Within six days of the crisis' resolution, its farcicality became obvious when Iraq contemptuously refused to turn over promised documents to the U.N. inspectors.
From Time Magazine Archive
Chekhov's humor contains a deep-flowing Slavic melancholy together with a riotous farcicality.
From Time Magazine Archive
There is a brazen, often hilarious farcicality about it all.
From Time Magazine Archive
This hideous farcicality seemed more vulgar than ever? what would Honnor Cunyngham think of his associates?
From Prince Fortunatus by William Black
The pathetic farcicality of the dear old lady’s wreaths and becks left the seriousness of all this untouched.
From The Rustle of Silk by Cosmo Hamilton
