slightly comic

Frequency: 5.83.9 per million words

Indicates a subtle or minor degree of humor.

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Examples (10)

  • The expression on his face was slightly comic, despite the serious situation.
  • He told the story with a slightly comic twist, making everyone smile.
  • Her attempts to be serious often came across as slightly comic.
  • I found the ending of the play slightly comic, which I don't think was the author's intention.
  • The politician's overly formal speech had a slightly comic effect on the audience.
  • The contrast between the tiny dog and its loud bark was slightly comic.
  • While the novel deals with heavy themes, it maintains a slightly comic tone throughout.
  • The way he tripped over his own feet was slightly comic, and he laughed at himself.
  • Even in his most dramatic roles, the actor brings a slightly comic touch.
  • The situation became slightly comic when the cat jumped onto the dinner table.