Definition of laughably in English:

laughably

adverb ˈlɑːfəbliˈlæfəbli

In a ludicrous manner; absurdly.
most of the songs are laughably and amateurishly staged
as submodifier the question seemed laughably irrelevant
Example sentencesExamples
- Organized as an exercise in corporate image-making, the competition was laughably indifferent to matters architectural.
- These would-be heroes seem laughably, touchingly subject to the most ordinary woes.
- I just can't emphasize how laughably bad most of the visual effects are.
- I'm not sure what was the most laughably awful thing about this movie.
- The movie is indifferently directed, laughably performed and sub-moronically scripted.
- There are times when the dialogue is laughably over-the-top.
- The symbolism is even more laughably heavy handed.
- This is not to mention the scenes in which the dialogue has been dubbed, laughably.
- The last thirty minutes of the play are laughably ridiculous.
- The passengers of the train, rather laughably, tell him that they will keep it a secret.

Definition of laughably in US English:

laughably

adverbˈlafəblēˈlæfəbli

In a ludicrous manner; absurdly.
most of the songs are laughably and amateurishly staged
as submodifier the question seemed laughably irrelevant
Example sentencesExamples
- I just can't emphasize how laughably bad most of the visual effects are.
- The movie is indifferently directed, laughably performed and sub-moronically scripted.
- There are times when the dialogue is laughably over-the-top.
- The last thirty minutes of the play are laughably ridiculous.
- This is not to mention the scenes in which the dialogue has been dubbed, laughably.
- I'm not sure what was the most laughably awful thing about this movie.
- Organized as an exercise in corporate image-making, the competition was laughably indifferent to matters architectural.
- The passengers of the train, rather laughably, tell him that they will keep it a secret.
- The symbolism is even more laughably heavy handed.
- These would-be heroes seem laughably, touchingly subject to the most ordinary woes.

单词	laughably
释义	Definition of laughably in English: laughably adverb ˈlɑːfəbliˈlæfəbli In a ludicrous manner; absurdly. most of the songs are laughably and amateurishly staged as submodifier the question seemed laughably irrelevant Example sentencesExamples Organized as an exercise in corporate image-making, the competition was laughably indifferent to matters architectural. These would-be heroes seem laughably, touchingly subject to the most ordinary woes. I just can't emphasize how laughably bad most of the visual effects are. I'm not sure what was the most laughably awful thing about this movie. The movie is indifferently directed, laughably performed and sub-moronically scripted. There are times when the dialogue is laughably over-the-top. The symbolism is even more laughably heavy handed. This is not to mention the scenes in which the dialogue has been dubbed, laughably. The last thirty minutes of the play are laughably ridiculous. The passengers of the train, rather laughably, tell him that they will keep it a secret. Definition of laughably in US English: laughably adverbˈlafəblēˈlæfəbli In a ludicrous manner; absurdly. most of the songs are laughably and amateurishly staged as submodifier the question seemed laughably irrelevant Example sentencesExamples I just can't emphasize how laughably bad most of the visual effects are. The movie is indifferently directed, laughably performed and sub-moronically scripted. There are times when the dialogue is laughably over-the-top. The last thirty minutes of the play are laughably ridiculous. This is not to mention the scenes in which the dialogue has been dubbed, laughably. I'm not sure what was the most laughably awful thing about this movie. Organized as an exercise in corporate image-making, the competition was laughably indifferent to matters architectural. The passengers of the train, rather laughably, tell him that they will keep it a secret. The symbolism is even more laughably heavy handed. These would-be heroes seem laughably, touchingly subject to the most ordinary woes.
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