Translation
funny, comic; comedian
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Word origin
From Latin comicus, from Greek komikos, itself from komos ('revel, festive procession'). English 'comic' comes from the same source.
- Origin
- Greek
- Root
- komikos
- English cognates
- comic, comedy
Grammar
Examples
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It is a very funny film, we laughed from start to finish.
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The situation was more comic than tragic.
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That actor is best known for his comic roles.
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The comedy of this show rests on misunderstandings.
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She has a remarkable comic sense for her age.
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