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Sitcom

Description:

A sitcom, short for situational comedy, is a genre of television show that features humorous situations, comedic dialogue, and recurring characters. Sitcoms are usually set in common, everyday environments such as homes, workplaces, or schools, and often follow a specific format of episodic storytelling.

Senses:

1. A genre of television show that emphasizes humor and revolves around everyday situations.
2. A specific television show that falls under the sitcom genre.

Usages:

Popular Usage:

Many people enjoy watching sitcoms because they provide a lighthearted escape from reality and often elicit laughter.

Local Usage:

In our neighborhood, it has become a tradition to gather with friends and family to watch a sitcom marathon every Friday night.

Sample Sentences:

Noun: I've been binge-watching a new sitcom that premiered last week.

Verb: Sitcoms always manage to make me laugh out loud.

Adjective: The sitcom actress delivered her lines with impeccable comedic timing.

Adverb: He acted rather goofily in the sitcom, which added to the hilarity of the scene.

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