buffoonly Antonyms
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Meaning of buffoonly
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buffoonly (a.)
Low; vulgar.
buffoonly Sentence Examples
- His buffoon behavior at the party was met with awkward stares and raised eyebrows.
- Despite his attempts to appear serious, his buffoon antics betrayed his true nature.
- The buffoonish clown delighted children with his exaggerated gestures and funny faces.
- Her buffoonish attempts at humor often fell flat, leaving her feeling embarrassed.
- The buffoonish politician's speech drew more laughter than applause from the audience.
- His buffoonish behavior in class disrupted the learning environment and frustrated his peers.
- Despite his buffoonish exterior, he possessed a sharp intellect and a kind heart.
- The buffoonish character in the play provided comic relief with his witty one-liners and slapstick comedy.
- His buffoonish charm won over the audience, who couldn't help but laugh at his antics.
- The buffoonish actor's performance was criticized for lacking depth and sincerity.
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Low; vulgar.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
His buffoon behavior at the party was met with awkward stares and raised eyebrows.
Despite his attempts to appear serious, his buffoon antics betrayed his true nature.
The buffoonish clown delighted children with his exaggerated gestures and funny faces.
Her buffoonish attempts at humor often fell flat, leaving her feeling embarrassed.
