dishumor Antonyms
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Meaning of dishumor
Webster
dishumor (n.)
Ill humor.
Webster
dishumor (v. t.)
To deprive of humor or desire; to put out of humor.
dishumor Sentence Examples
- The stand-up comedian's dishumor was met with a mixture of laughter and groans from the audience.
- The novel's dark and dishumorous tone alienated some readers, but others found it refreshingly honest.
- The film's protagonist is a dishumorous character who constantly makes sarcastic remarks about the world around him.
- The artist's dishumorous paintings were meant to provoke thought and challenge the viewer's expectations.
- The dishumorous play was a critical success, but it failed to find a large audience.
- The politician's dishumorous comments about his opponents backfired and lost him the election.
- The scientist's dishumorous remarks about the possibility of alien life created a media frenzy.
- The teacher's dishumorous approach to teaching history made the subject seem more engaging to his students.
- The author's dishumorous memoir was a bestseller, and it was praised for its originality and wit.
- The dishumorous tone of the editorial alienated some readers, but it also sparked a lively debate about the issue.
FAQs About the word dishumor
Ill humor., To deprive of humor or desire; to put out of humor.
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The stand-up comedian's dishumor was met with a mixture of laughter and groans from the audience.
The novel's dark and dishumorous tone alienated some readers, but others found it refreshingly honest.
The film's protagonist is a dishumorous character who constantly makes sarcastic remarks about the world around him.
The artist's dishumorous paintings were meant to provoke thought and challenge the viewer's expectations.
