low comedy (Meaning)
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low comedy (n)
a comedy characterized by slapstick and burlesque
Synonyms & Antonyms of low comedy
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low comedy Sentence Examples
- The movie's low comedy and slapstick humor drew laughter from the audience.
- Low comedy was once considered an essential part of popular entertainment.
- The play's low comedy routines were met with mixed reactions from critics.
- Some people find low comedy distasteful and offensive.
- The sitcom's reliance on low comedy appealed to a broad audience.
- The comedian's low comedy routine had the crowd in stitches.
- The film's low comedy subplot was unnecessary and detracted from the overall story.
- Low comedy has a long history in theater, dating back to the days of the Greeks.
- The actor's portrayal of the low comedy character was both hilarious and cringe-inducing.
- The show's low comedy elements were a refreshing change from the more highbrow fare on television.
FAQs About the word low comedy
a comedy characterized by slapstick and burlesque
high comedy, slapstick, parody,comedy, satire, farce, burlesque, humor, stand-up, banter
No antonyms found.
The movie's low comedy and slapstick humor drew laughter from the audience.
Low comedy was once considered an essential part of popular entertainment.
The play's low comedy routines were met with mixed reactions from critics.
Some people find low comedy distasteful and offensive.
