Humor and Independence

Humor

Humor noun - The amusing quality or element in something.

Independence and humor are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Independence" instead a noun "Humor".

Independence

Independence noun - The ability to care for one's self.

Humor and independence are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Humor" instead a noun "Independence".

Both words in one sentence

  • It demonstrates Tony's bizarre sense of humor that the robots are "Dummy" and "You"—and demonstrates his impatience with "yes men" that all of his AIs show independence of mind, even if only passive-aggressively.
  • By saying that your intelligence, sense of humor, or independence make you "different from other guys/girls," it's implied that the rest of your gender sucks (compare You Are a Credit to Your Race).
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