Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Semihumorous

👉 Semihumorously is a phrase coined by English poet and author William Butler Yeats in his poem "The Ballad of the White Stripes," which describes the state where things are both humorous and serious, or where one thing is absurd but another is not. The term comes from the Latin word "semihumoris" meaning "with humor."

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👉 In linguistics and communication, a semihumorous person or entity is one who is both humorous and sensitive to others' feelings and needs. This can involve humor that acknowledges and respects diverse perspectives and experiences without belittling them or dismissing their feelings. Semihumorists are often empathetic and considerate, but they may also be vulnerable to misunderstanding or criticism. Semihumors tend to use humor as a tool for communication and understanding rather than simply to lighten the mood. They

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