Uproarious in a sentence as an adjective

Not a comedy, maybe, but uproarious at times for sure.

Sure, the public may take an issue with it too, but it won't be as unified and uproarious.

And the uproarious nonsense about Google using AI to colourize is just...well a place like HN should just be chuckling at it.

I stood there for a second processing how I just got pranked before I erupted in uproarious laughter.

That show had about 50% of the cabin in uproarious laughter, while the remaining passengers glanced around bemused, and confused by the reaction.

Saying they "abandoned" Intel is uproarious given that if Intel pushes out a new 128-core Xeon at a decent price, they'd as easily "abandon" AMD for Intel.

But the fact that probably 99+% of any UI/UX changes result in an uproarious outcry from users, even when it's not bad, probably results in these outcries simply being ignored.

Indeed, Trump's boasts about the trade agreements with Mexico are uproarious because at best they seriously hobble North American car makers against much cheaper foreign makers.

If such an uproarious event happened to the author, why on earth hold on to the story for "a few weeks"?Who knows, maybe the author's husband did get searched and she's only assuming it was related to interest in pressure cookers and backpacks.

As food for thought, what if Airbnb had instead said they were going to spend $21M of their newly raised capital for cash bonuses for anyone who had worked for them more than a year -- distributed per employee via this equation: total hours worked * total value created... would the Valley's response have been less uproarious?

"a risible scene of lovemaking in a tent" synonyms: laughable, ridiculous, absurd, comical, comic, amusing, funny, chucklesome, hilarious, humorous, droll, entertaining, diverting, farcical, slapstick, silly, facetious, ludicrous, hysterical, uproarious, riotous, sidesplitting, zany, grotesque

Uproarious definitions

adjective

uncontrollably noisy

See also: rackety rip-roaring

adjective

marked by or causing boisterous merriment or convulsive laughter; "hilarious broad comedy"; "a screaming farce"; "uproarious stories"

See also: hilarious