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Definition of comedic
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Examples of comedic in a Sentence
She has a lot of comedic talent.
a drama with comedic elements
Recent Examples of comedic from the Web
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Meet Cincinnati's Megan Piphus, ventriloquist, comedic actress, financial analyst, jazz pianist and classical guitar player whose talent has taken her all over the United States and abroad.
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Lord and Miller, while beloved in comedic circles, were never a good fit.
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Netflix has just released the first trailer for its darkly comedic new feature film, To the Bone, starring Lily Collins.
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But that's half the fun of Game Show Network's new half-hour comedic show of communication that taps into the massive popularity of emojis and text messaging.
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Glimpses of Piscatella lurking in the background of scenes made for genuine tension, which was squashed by the show’s comedic homages to different horror movies.
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The Big Sick is produced by Judd Apatow, whose name on any project garners attention, but directed by a different comedic legend: Michael Showalter, veteran of The State and mastermind of Wet Hot American Summer.
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Dance-rock group blends disco-funk grooves and anthemic rock with comedic lyrics.
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Wilmore attempted something approaching a panel show with round-table discussions, while also sprinkling in comedic monologues.
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First Known Use of comedic
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COMEDIC Defined for English Language Learners
comedic
playDefinition of comedic for English Language Learners
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: of, relating to, or like a comedy
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