sitcom
(noun)
/ˈsɪtˌkɒm/
Definitions
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A situation comedy.
A theatrical dance where humor pirouettes through life's zany ballet, painting smiles with each performance.Example: The new sitcom on TV is hilarious.
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A television or radio series in which the same set of characters are involved in various amusing situations.
An endless carousel of laughter, where familiar faces embark on whimsical escapades through the tapestry of everyday absurdity.Example: Many popular sitcoms air during prime time.
Origin
1950s: blend of situation comedy.
Synonyms
comedy series, comedy show, comedy
Antonyms
drama, tragedy