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irrisible

irrisible adjective: not risible; unfunny or unable to make laugh.

Adjective

irrisible (comparative more irrisible, superlative most irrisible)

  1. (archaic) Not risible; unfunny or unable to make laugh

Synonyms of irrisible

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Forms of irrisible

comparativemore irrisible
superlativemost irrisible

Origin of irrisible

From ir + risible. See irrision.

Questions about irrisible

What does irrisible mean?
Irrisible means not risible; unfunny or unable to make laugh.
What part of speech is irrisible?
Irrisible is an adjective.

Words near irrisible in the dictionary

  1. irrigators
  2. irrigatory
  3. irrigraphy
  4. irriguous
  5. irrinotecan
  6. irrisible
  7. irrision
  8. irrisions
  9. irrisistible
  10. irrisory
  11. irritabilities

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