Thesaurus / comicality

comicality

How to use comicality in a sentence

Les Petit Patou would invent new business, of a comicality that would once more make their fortunes.

THE MOUNTEBANKWILLIAM J. LOCKE

But there is great comicality in the earnestness with which these fleeting inclinations are spoken of.

She recovered all her gaiety before the comicality of the situation: "for the first cousin of the King of France."

"Forgot her parcels after a last good-by," thought Lancelot, and continued to smile at the comicality of the new episode.

This is a kind of comicality undoubtedly dating from the first development of human wit.

He was an inimitable story teller, and his peculiar tone and manner added immensely to the comicality of his anecdotes.

The comicality of these generally serious faces has often made me forget the privations which I was myself undergoing.

“Of course we are,” said I, laughing at the comicality of the situation, which struck me all of a moment.

CROWN AND ANCHORJOHN CONROY HUTCHESON

I note it because of its comicality, as well as its effectiveness in punishing the vicious priest.

If some of the results had not been pathetic one could almost be overcome with the comicality of the whole business.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985