The word 'comedic' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a humorous situation or performance, such as a stand-up comedy routine. For example, "The audience laughed uproariously at the comedian's comedic routine."
If it were not so depressing the whole thing would be comedic.
While it can be hard to tell at times whether or not she's in on the joke, in some moments (like this birthday tribute to Madonna) she's a knowing comedic genius, and it's clear that she's trying to make herself laugh as much as anyone else.
Louis-Dreyfus is the most nominated comedic actress in the lead and supporting categories, having won awards for Seinfeld and The New Adventures of Old Christine.
While predecessor Tobey Maguire is a fine comedic actor with self-effacing googly eyed charm, there are moments in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 that require a starkness and delicacy that might have been beyond him.
Only current or former Kent dwellers are permitted to find the scenes of post-earthquake tranquillity, normality, even monotony, in any way comedic – unless of course they'd always laughed at Kent previously.
With its slightly starry cast, simplistic conceit and a comedic dynamic built mainly on one-liners, it seemed more than a little generic.
Woolley and Karlsen took a strategic decision to mount a comedic Dagenham.
Off duty, she has a penchant for slightly comedic shoes – black and white spats-style flats, or metallic brogues by Prada Linea Rossa, and she often looks surprisingly quirky.
Assuming no one would guilelessly decide to look like Hitler, many start to assume he is engaged in some kind of comedic performance art.
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"We shouldn't think of what has happened in the region just in political terms," says Aziz Shalan, one of the comedic collective telfaz11 (the "11" refers to 2011), whose latest video pokes fun at the Saudi religious police and was viewed more than a million times on YouTube in a week.
