Humour and Quality

Humour

Humour noun - The quality of being funny.

Quality and humour are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Quality" instead a noun "Humour".

Quality

Quality noun - Degree of excellence.

Humour and quality are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Humour" instead a noun "Quality".

How words are described

human human humour human quality
good good humour good quality
original original humour original quality
actual actual humour actual quality
Other adjectives: great, bad, excellent, general, less, amazing, visual, overall, surreal.

Both words in one sentence

  • The titular character of Ginger Snaps is an interesting example — her protectiveness towards her younger sister is essentially, a snarky sense of humour aside, her only redeeming quality, and that's pretty messed up.
  • Sprite comics that use ripped sprites have a reputation for being poor quality in terms of writing, humour and visuals; as they're easy to create, those with the least skill often gravitate toward them.
    Source: Sprite Comic
  • Series / The Red Green Show Multiple Demographic Appeal: The show's sheer variety of humour, as well as the high quality of the writing, means that people of just about every generation and lifestyle can find something to enjoy.
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