crack up Antonyms
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- imperturbability
- serenity
- placidity
- tranquility
- coolness
- serenity
- tranquillity
- aplomb
- placidity
- tranquility
- calmness
- coolness
- composure
- calmness
- imperturbability
- tranquillity
- aplomb
- composure
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Meaning of crack up
crack up (v)
suffer a nervous breakdown
rhapsodize about
laugh unrestrainedly
crack up (n)
a mental or physical breakdown
crack up Sentence Examples
- The comedian's witty jokes never failed to make the audience crack up with laughter.
- Despite the tense situation, a well-timed joke managed to crack up the entire room.
- He couldn't help but crack up at the absurdity of the situation.
- Trying to stifle his laughter, he eventually gave in and cracked up uncontrollably.
- The comedian's humorous anecdotes had everyone cracking up throughout the entire performance.
- She couldn't hold back her laughter any longer and cracked up in the middle of the serious meeting.
- Even during difficult times, his ability to find humor never failed to crack up his friends.
- The comedy show had the audience cracking up from start to finish.
- The comedian's playful antics never failed to crack up his children.
- Despite their best efforts to maintain composure, they couldn't help but crack up at the hilarious antics of their pet.
FAQs About the word crack up
suffer a nervous breakdown, rhapsodize about, laugh unrestrainedly, a mental or physical breakdown
breakdown, disturbance,tailspin, nervous breakdown, excitability, anxiety, frazzle, freak-out, perturbation,meltdown
imperturbability, serenity, placidity, tranquility, coolness, serenity, tranquillity, aplomb, placidity, tranquility
The comedian's witty jokes never failed to make the audience crack up with laughter.
Despite the tense situation, a well-timed joke managed to crack up the entire room.
He couldn't help but crack up at the absurdity of the situation.
Trying to stifle his laughter, he eventually gave in and cracked up uncontrollably.
