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Farcical

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Entertainment ContextPlay
Often used to describe amusing events in plays, movies, or TV that are exaggerated and not meant to be taken seriously. SlideThe play was so farcical, audience members were in tears of laughter.
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Exaggeration EmphasisPlay
Highlights the extreme silliness or absurdity of a situation, more than just being funny. SlideHis attempts at fixing the plumbing were farcical, with water spraying everywhere.
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Not RealisticPlay
Implies a situation is so ridiculous, it's hard to believe it's real or serious. SlideTheir farcical plan to sneak inside was doomed to fail.