facetious Synonyms
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Strong:
Weak:
- antic
- droll
- joshing
- highbrowed
- whimsical
- ludicrous
- intellectual
- laughing
- waggish
- risible
- screaming
- comical
- uproarious
- diverting
- jesting
- frivolous
- comic
- bantering
- hysterical
- mischievous
- mirthful
- ridiculous
- sidesplitting
- smart
- merry
- farcical
- jocose
- jovial
- prankish
- flip
- cerebral
- teasing
- entertaining
- riotous
- jolly
- rollicking
- flippant
- laughable
- highbrow
Strongest:
- brainless
- lame
- lowbrow
- hackneyed
- lame
- serious
- witless
- hackneyed
- corny
- corny
- stupid
- stupid
- serious
- brainless
- lowbrow
- witless
Strong:
- somber
- unamusing
- hackney
- humorless
- sombre
- sober
- solemn
- grave
- unfunny
- grave
- unfunny
- sombre
- plaintive
- plaintive
- serious-minded
- solemn
- earnest
- sober
- unamusing
- somber
- serious-minded
- earnest
- hackney
- humorless
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facetious Meaning
facetious (s)
cleverly amusing in tone
facetious (a.)
Given to wit and good humor; merry; sportive; jocular; as, a facetious companion.
Characterized by wit and pleasantry; exciting laughter; as, a facetious story or reply.
facetious Sentence Examples
- The politician's facetious comments about the opposition party drew criticism from the public.
- The student's facetious answer to the exam question resulted in a failing grade.
- The comedian's facetious jokes about the current events kept the audience entertained.
- The salesperson's facetious pitch for the new product failed to convince the customer.
- The writer's facetious tone in the article made it difficult for readers to take the content seriously.
- The facetious remarks made by the guest speaker at the conference offended some of the attendees.
- The politician's facetious apology for his misbehavior did not appease the public's anger.
- The employee's facetious request for a raise was met with disapproval from the manager.
- The facetious nature of the social media post made it difficult to determine whether the information was accurate or not.
- The news article's facetious headline caught the reader's attention, but the content failed to deliver on the promise of the headline.
FAQs About the word facetious
cleverly amusing in toneGiven to wit and good humor; merry; sportive; jocular; as, a facetious companion., Characterized by wit and pleasantry; exciting laughte
clever, humorous,witty,funny, joking, amusing, playful, jocular, antic, droll
brainless, lame, lowbrow, hackneyed, lame, serious, witless, hackneyed, corny, corny
The politician's facetious comments about the opposition party drew criticism from the public.
The student's facetious answer to the exam question resulted in a failing grade.
The comedian's facetious jokes about the current events kept the audience entertained.
The salesperson's facetious pitch for the new product failed to convince the customer.
