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Discover LudwigThe phrase "laugh hysterically" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is laughing very hard, often with a high pitch sound. For example: "The audience laughed hysterically when the comedian made a joke about the president."
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I laugh hysterically.
"My immediate reaction was to laugh hysterically," Ms. Krueger said.
Hang them upside down, and they'll laugh hysterically.
"Whatchu talkin' 'bout Willis!" The other children laugh hysterically.
In fact they laugh hysterically at almost all their stunts.
"Early in the play, the characters laugh hysterically.
But then a lot of children would probably laugh hysterically at the overdone scatological humor.
I get my daughter to laugh hysterically by starting it out and letting her carry it on.
The avowal stuns the others into a momentary silence that strikes him as funny, and he starts to laugh hysterically.
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She laughs hysterically.
I was laughing hysterically.
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