laughably in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for laughably in the English»French Dictionary

laughably [Brit ˈlɑːfəbli, Am ˈlæfəbli] ADV

laughably small, naïve:

laughably

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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

What little has been done depends on laughably simplistic models of how metaphors and creativity really work.

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Other reviewers have called the series almost laughably tedious and fatuous and boring.

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Character alterations, refinements, re-locations and plot substitutions produce a rabbit's warren full of holes in an almost laughably complex plot.

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So has the watchdog journalism which our press laughably purports to defend.

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They fit the music and make the whole picture even more laughably and absurdly brilliant.

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It's a notion that's already laughably alien to younger generations.

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The drama of the church seemed like the world was crashing down just a day prior, and now it was so laughably insignificant.

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All these references are quite flattering when you take into account just how laughably bad the original was.

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The romanticised notion of squeaky clean players of bygone eras is laughably wide of the mark.

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Despite his laughably poor education, he is shown to be kind and a natural leader when the situation calls for it.

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