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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a farce that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or event that is absurd or ridiculous, often in a critical or humorous context.
Example: "The meeting turned into a farce that left everyone questioning the competence of the organizers."
Alternatives: "a mockery that" or "a joke that".
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"This is a farce that arose from the two of them being glued together".
The sting, in 2005, revealed a farce that lay at the heart of science.
The Greco-Roman mime was a farce that stressed mimetic action but which included song and spoken dialogue.
A farce that stretches to 2 hours 40 minutes is in danger of collapsing like an ill-cooked soufflé.
But the premise at least sets up a farce that surpasses "The Hangover" in gleeful crudeness and profanity.
Directed by Michael Wilson, Hartford Stage's artistic director, the play is a farce that appealed to audiences of all ages.
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In 1965, Mr. Carmichael appeared on Broadway in "Boeing-Boeing," a sex farce that had a successful revival in 2008 but whose original production lasted a mere 23 performances.
Back in 2006, when the movie was first released, Idiocracy was just a dark farce that illustrated a dystopian future where only dumb people reproduced causing the world to be left with a civilization of idiots.
Even the slight, prefabricated "Boeing Boeing" — a 1965 film based on a French farce that had flopped on Broadway — takes on an otherwise unaccountable emotional and thematic complexity, thanks to Mr. Lewis's confounding presence.
It's a rambunctious farce that includes zombies, a lot of slapstick, comedic violence, allusions to the Bible and Spinoza, and a climactic showdown involving a stoned Desert Storm veteran and a samurai sword.
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