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Definition of farcical - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
absurdso absurd it can't be taken seriously
- The farcical situation made everyone question the decision.
2.
comedyrelated to or resembling a farce
- The farcical plot twists kept the audience entertained.
Origin of farcical
Latin, farcire (to stuff)
Terms with farcical included in their meaning
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chaos
chaotic or farcical situation
Examples of farcical in a sentence
His farcical explanation left everyone laughing. The farcical situation made everyone laugh uncontrollably. His farcical attempts at cooking were legendary.
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- French:absurde, burlesque, ...
- German:grotesk, ...
- Italian:farsesco, ...
- Spanish:ridículo, farsesco, ...
- Portuguese:absurdo, cômico, ...
- Chinese:荒唐的, 荒诞的, ...
- Japanese:ばかげた, 茶番的な, ...
- Arabic:هَزْلِي, عَبَثِي, ...
- Hebrew:מְגוּחָךְ, פַּארְסִי, ...
- Russian:фарсовый, ...
- Ukrainian:абсурдний, ...
- Hindi:हास्यास्पद, विनोदी, ...
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