comedy

[ˈkɑːmədi]

Definition:
1. Light and humorous drama with a happy ending.
2. A genre of film in which the main emphasis is on humor.

Antonyms: tragedy

Use 'comedy' in a sentence:

• 1. In one of his comedy bits he tells the story of being in law school and then quitting to become a comic.
• 2. Do you prefer comedy or tragedy?
• 3. Over a third of their income comes from comedy videos.
• 4. It is a lovely romantic comedy, well worth seeing.
• 5. After failing a singing audition at the Metropolitan Opera, she turned to musical comedy.
• 6. If you like alternative comedy you'll love this book.
• 7. The programme is back for a new series with a great line-up of musicians and comedy acts.
• 8. The truth is, I'm a failed comedy writer really.
• 9. He didn't appreciate the comedy of the situation.
• 10. Sounds like a romantic comedy myth, but it's not.
• 11. As it stands, the film is a breezy comedy that ranks as one of his lighter works.
• 12. As much as I may hate the comedy of some of my generation, I do at least understand it.
• 13. It's a comedy that you only get once you performed and once you know what's happening.
• 14. I see the film as a black comedy - all of the abuses in the world we live in are mirrored in the silly little world of wine.
• 15. It respects the genre of romantic comedy while adding a unique flavor.
• 16. Watch free comedy movies and TV shows online.
• 17. This ridiculous situation borders upon comedy.
• 18. The movie is a romantic comedy.