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comedic Definition

co·medic (kə mēdik)

adjective

of or having to do with comedy

comedic Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • talent: Bill Murray can show more comedic talent in just a look than most comic actors working in Hollywood today.
  • timing: The comedic timing of all is a joy to behold.
  • genius: Then I met Eddie Murphy, icon, comedic genius.
  • actor: Among them, " Not Enough Indians, " by comedic actor Harry Shearer.
  • moment: Alex De La Iglesia's work also springs to mind too, in the more comedic moments.
  • element: There is also a comedic element in Davies style of speaking.

Modifying Another Word

  • almost: The climax of the books ends up taking on an almost comedic slant.
  • blackly: Ultimately tho, while it entertains, the story is slightly too long to justify the blackly comedic but weak ending.
  • darkly: This darkly comedic crime thriller from director Anthony Hickox demonstates a knack for set pieces that doesn't carry over into his general storytelling.
  • wonderfully: There were some wonderfully comedic moments and well observed performances.
  • slightly: I think the Kandyman was meant to be slightly comedic.

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