Pronunciation: /rɪzəˈbɪləti/
noun the quality or state of being inclined to laugh or joke; laughter-inducing quality
A1 She couldn't control her risibility when her friend told a funny joke.
A2 The risibility of the audience during the comedy show was contagious.
B1 His risibility often got him in trouble during serious meetings.
B2 The professor's risibility added a light-hearted touch to the lecture.
C1 The politician's risibility was seen as a sign of authenticity by the public.
C2 The author's risibility shone through in his witty writing style.
formal The risibility of the situation was evident in the way everyone burst into laughter.
informal I couldn't contain my risibility when I saw that hilarious meme.
slang The risibility levels were off the charts during the comedy show last night.
figurative His risibility knew no bounds as he found humor in even the most serious of situations.
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