uproariously in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for uproariously in the English»Italian Dictionary

uproariously [Brit ʌpˈrɔːrɪəsli, Am ˌəpˈrɔriəsli] ADV

uproariously laugh:

uproariously

fragorosamente

uproariously funny

spassosissimo

Translations for uproariously in the Italian»English Dictionary

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English

Mike detests his act but is required to laugh uproariously and compliment it on air every week.

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She had an outrageous sense of humour, so we laughed together, uproariously.

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He smiled in his second week, and was laughing uproariously by his second month.

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It is a call uproariously made from my people's land to the democratic government, for it to centralize rural development on its agenda.

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A kind verdict would call his upending of the secret-agent genre uproariously playful.

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After the joke teller delivers the punchline, the co-conspirators immediately laugh uproariously, treating the story and the nonsensical punchline as though it were, in fact, a proper joke.

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We just found this play to be uproariously funny and the situations are timeless, and a hit with the crowds today.

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During one performance, the audience laughed uproariously, and at another, there was complete silence.

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He added, "the mayor himself should have been first," as his supporters laughed uproariously.

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The final section was reading excerpts from his diary, which, although edgy, had the audience laughing uproariously.

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