The phrase "audacious funny" is not standard in written English and may be confusing.
It could be used to describe something that is both bold and humorous, but it would typically require additional context or rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "The comedian's audacious funny style left the audience in stitches, as he tackled taboo subjects with a fearless approach."
Alternatives: "boldly humorous" or "daringly funny".
Judd Apatow's extraordinary, audacious "Funny People" opens in France tomorrow, under the title "Funny People"; in Le Monde, Thomas Sotinel adds little to what most American critics had to say: he doesn't get it either.
Rigorous, austere, punctuated by bizarre and lurid touches, "First Reformed" marked the return of a master, collaborating with an actor at the very top of his game. 5. "BlacKkKlansman" Outrageous, audacious, funny and caustic, Spike Lee's adaptation of the real-life story of Ron Stallworth bursts with the energy and distinctive cinematic language Lee has developed over a 30-year career.
The self-assurance he gives Zuckerberg is audacious and funny.
So audacious but funny; hilarious at the Baftas.
The union flag parachute stunt at the start – even if it's so beloved of the Loaded generation – is still a knockout gag, audacious and funny.
Lacey's audacious, darkly funny second novel, The Answers, out from Farrar, Straus and Giroux on June 6, follows Mary, a broke New Yorker dealing with a mysterious physical ailment.
The moods range from formally high-classical to casual smooching, with audacious plunges and funny vernacular moments.
One of the rare positive reviews of the film came from the New York Times critic Manohla Dargis, who called it "funny, audacious, messy and feverishly inspired".
(Seitz) ★ 'SOUTHLAND TALES' (R, 2 24) Richard Kelly's funny, audacious and feverishly inspired future-shock look at America and its discontents opens with the very biggest of bangs: a nuclear attack on Texas.
(Seitz) ★ 'SOUTHLAND TALES' (R, 2 24) Richard Kelly's funny, audacious, messy and feverishly inspired future-shock look at America and its discontents opens with the very biggest of bangs: a nuclear attack on Texas.
(Catsoulis) 'SOUTHLAND TALES' (R, 2 24) Richard Kelly's funny, audacious, messy and feverishly inspired future-shock look at America and its discontents opens with the very biggest of bangs: a nuclear attack on Texas.
