Definition of comedic in English:

comedic

adjective kəˈmiːdɪkkəˈmēdik

Relating to or characteristic of comedy; comic.
the man is a comedic genius
with perfect comedic timing, he delivers the punch line
Example sentencesExamples
- I've always been much more engaged by him in a comedic rather than dramatic role.
- She has the comedic timing of my eight-dollar Rolex.
- He explores in his art the dynamics of decay without ignoring the comedic ironies of living.
- In the comedic half, she is the neighbor of an underemployed actor, who soon becomes fixated on her.
- This movie doesn't bother to offer an original comedic thought, or pursue a different take on collegiate life or the onset of midlife crisis.
- It's an old tradition for comedic actors to appear in big, dramatic movies in order to be taken seriously.
- A scene ripe with comedic possibilities is then cruelly squandered.
- Many comedic moments feel directed, not spontaneous.
- Some celebrities known for their comedic, dramatic, or vocal talents are also accomplished visual artists who use their pieces to support various causes.
- He exploited the weaknesses of others for comedic effect.

Rhymes

cyclopedic, encyclopedic, medick, orthopaedic (US orthopedic)

Definition of comedic in US English:

comedic

adjectivekəˈmēdik

Relating to or characteristic of comedy; comic.
the man is a comedic genius
with perfect comedic timing, he delivers the punch line
Example sentencesExamples
- He exploited the weaknesses of others for comedic effect.
- A scene ripe with comedic possibilities is then cruelly squandered.
- In the comedic half, she is the neighbor of an underemployed actor, who soon becomes fixated on her.
- This movie doesn't bother to offer an original comedic thought, or pursue a different take on collegiate life or the onset of midlife crisis.
- She has the comedic timing of my eight-dollar Rolex.
- He explores in his art the dynamics of decay without ignoring the comedic ironies of living.
- I've always been much more engaged by him in a comedic rather than dramatic role.
- Many comedic moments feel directed, not spontaneous.
- Some celebrities known for their comedic, dramatic, or vocal talents are also accomplished visual artists who use their pieces to support various causes.
- It's an old tradition for comedic actors to appear in big, dramatic movies in order to be taken seriously.

词汇	comedic
释义	Definition of comedic in English: comedic adjective kəˈmiːdɪkkəˈmēdik Relating to or characteristic of comedy; comic. the man is a comedic genius with perfect comedic timing, he delivers the punch line Example sentencesExamples I've always been much more engaged by him in a comedic rather than dramatic role. She has the comedic timing of my eight-dollar Rolex. He explores in his art the dynamics of decay without ignoring the comedic ironies of living. In the comedic half, she is the neighbor of an underemployed actor, who soon becomes fixated on her. This movie doesn't bother to offer an original comedic thought, or pursue a different take on collegiate life or the onset of midlife crisis. It's an old tradition for comedic actors to appear in big, dramatic movies in order to be taken seriously. A scene ripe with comedic possibilities is then cruelly squandered. Many comedic moments feel directed, not spontaneous. Some celebrities known for their comedic, dramatic, or vocal talents are also accomplished visual artists who use their pieces to support various causes. He exploited the weaknesses of others for comedic effect. Rhymes cyclopedic, encyclopedic, medick, orthopaedic (US orthopedic) Definition of comedic in US English: comedic adjectivekəˈmēdik Relating to or characteristic of comedy; comic. the man is a comedic genius with perfect comedic timing, he delivers the punch line Example sentencesExamples He exploited the weaknesses of others for comedic effect. A scene ripe with comedic possibilities is then cruelly squandered. In the comedic half, she is the neighbor of an underemployed actor, who soon becomes fixated on her. This movie doesn't bother to offer an original comedic thought, or pursue a different take on collegiate life or the onset of midlife crisis. She has the comedic timing of my eight-dollar Rolex. He explores in his art the dynamics of decay without ignoring the comedic ironies of living. I've always been much more engaged by him in a comedic rather than dramatic role. Many comedic moments feel directed, not spontaneous. Some celebrities known for their comedic, dramatic, or vocal talents are also accomplished visual artists who use their pieces to support various causes. It's an old tradition for comedic actors to appear in big, dramatic movies in order to be taken seriously.
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