Comic and Staged

Comic

Comic adjective - Causing or intended to cause laughter.

Staged and comic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Staged" instead an adjective "Comic".

Nearby Words: comical, comicality, comically

Staged

Staged adjective - Deliberately arranged for effect.

Comic and staged are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Comic" instead an adjective "Staged".

Nearby Words: stage, stag, stagy, staging, stager

Mutual synonyms

Both words in one sentence

  • 13 Is Unlucky Metatextually, Jason is famous in the original comic books for being disliked enough that DC staged a publicity stunt where readers got to vote on whether or not The Joker killed him — and the pro-death side won.
    Source: 13 Is Unlucky
  • In Man of La Mancha, the comic musical number "I'm Only Thinking of Him," starring Alonso Quijana's niece, housekeeper, and local priest, is usually staged with the priest sitting in the middle of a confessional booth between the two women.
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