farce

The word “farce” has 1 syllable: farce

It's pronounced as /fɑːrs/


What is synonym and antonym for farce?

In the thesaurus, “farce” has 7 synonyms and 1 antonym.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for farce along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for farce

Antonyms for farce

  • tribute

Meanings of farce

  • noun
    1. A style of humor marked by broad improbabilities with little regard to regularity or method.
    2. A motion picture or play featuring this style of humor.
    3. A situation abounding with ludicrous incidents.
    4. A ridiculous or empty show.
    5. Forcemeat, stuffing.
  • verb
    1. To stuff with forcemeat.
    2. To fill full; to stuff.
    3. To make fat.
    4. To swell out; to render pompous.

Example Sentences

  • The play turned into a complete farce by the end of the second act.
  • What was supposed to be a serious debate quickly became a farce.
  • The election was a farce, with widespread claims of fraud.
  • The movie was a hilarious farce, full of ridiculous situations.
  • He felt embarrassed after his speech turned into a farce.

On this page you'll find 8 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to farce, such as: caricature, comedy, humor, joke, parody, satire, sham.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

absurdities

  • craziness
  • farce
  • folly
  • foolishness
  • idiocy
  • insanities
  • insanity
  • silliness
  • stupidities
  • stupidity

absurdity

facetiousness

  • banter
  • cheerfulness
  • farce
  • flippancy
  • frivolity
  • frivolousness
  • fun
  • gag
  • giddiness
  • glee
  • hilarity
  • humor
  • joke
  • levity
  • lightness
  • mirth
  • playfulness
  • repartee
  • satire
  • silliness
  • sitcom
  • whimsy
  • wisecrack
  • wit

fakery

jive

  • absurdity
  • advertise
  • alibi
  • annoy
  • apology
  • assume
  • babble
  • badger
  • baloney
  • bamboozle
  • banter
  • bias
  • bluff
  • boast
  • bother
  • bunk
  • chat
  • chatter
  • cheat
  • chicanery
  • circumvent
  • comment
  • communication
  • con
  • concoct
  • conference
  • consultation
  • contrive
  • conversation
  • conversational
  • counterfeit
  • cover-up
  • craziness
  • crow
  • debate
  • deceit
  • deceive
  • deception
  • defraud
  • delude
  • deride
  • dialect
  • disco
  • discussion
  • dodging
  • double
  • drivel
  • dupe
  • embezzle
  • exaggeration
  • exchange
  • fake
  • falsehood
  • farce
  • feign
  • fiction
  • fleece
  • folly
  • fool
  • foolishness
  • forgery
  • fraud
  • fudge
  • fun
  • gibberish
  • gloat
  • gossip
  • harass
  • hearing
  • hoax
  • hoodwink
  • humiliate
  • hypocrisy
  • hypocritical
  • idiocy
  • illusion
  • impersonate
  • insanity
  • invent
  • joke
  • justification
  • kid
  • lampoon
  • language
  • laugh
  • lie
  • lip
  • madness
  • meaningless
  • misguide
  • misinterpretation
  • mislead
  • misrepresent
  • misrepresentation
  • misstatement
  • misuse
  • mock
  • mockery
  • monologue
  • myth
  • needle
  • nonsense
  • nudge
  • observation
  • parody
  • pester
  • pick on
  • pretend
  • pretended
  • pretext
  • profess
  • purport
  • put on
  • questioning
  • quip
  • rationalization
  • remark
  • report
  • ridicule
  • roast
  • rob
  • rubbish
  • rumor
  • ruse
  • samba
  • scam
  • scoff
  • scorn
  • sidestep
  • silliness
  • slang
  • song and dance
  • speech
  • spiel
  • spoof
  • stupidity
  • substitute
  • subterfuge
  • swindle
  • talk
  • tango
  • tantalize
  • taunt
  • tease
  • terminology
  • torment
  • trash
  • travesty
  • trick
  • trickery
  • trump up
  • untruth
  • vernacular
  • victimize
  • visit
  • vocabulary
  • waffle
  • waltz

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