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uproarious

/ʌpˈrɔː.ri.əs/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose d'extrêmement drôle ou caractérisé par un rire fort et bruyant.

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adjective

/ʌpˈrɔː.ri.əs/C2formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose d'extrêmement drôle ou caractérisé par un rire fort et bruyant.

Describes something that is extremely funny or characterized by loud, boisterous laughter.

  1. Uncontrollably noisyC1formal

    Extremely loud and chaotic, often due to a large group of people.

    frExtrêmement bruyant et chaotique

    • The crowd became uproarious after the winning goal.
    • An uproarious debate erupted in the parliament.
    • The protest was uproarious, with shouting and chanting filling the streets.

    Synonymesboisterousclamorousraucousriotousrowdytumultuousvociferous

    Antonymescalmpeacefulquietsilent

  2. Boisterously funnyC1formal

    Causing or marked by loud, hearty laughter and merriment.

    frTrès drôle, hilarant

    • The comedian's performance was uproarious, leaving the audience in stitches.
    • They shared an uproarious story that had everyone laughing.
    • The party was uproarious, with jokes and laughter echoing through the house.

    Synonymeshilarioushystericalriotousscreamingsidesplitting

    Antonymesgraveserioussolemnsomberunfunny

Formes
  • more uproarious comparative form
  • most uproarious superlative form
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