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Meaning of uproariousness in English:

uproariousness

noun

See uproarious

‘The men's vulnerability supplies the film with an odd, aching humour which complements the uproariousness of the strip scenes.’
  • ‘There was much appreciative uproariousness when I asked for seconds.’
  • ‘But it lacks the uproariousness of true humour.’
  • ‘It helps that this rock musical has a serious undertone beneath the uproariousness.’
  • ‘Cyrus was a man of both seriousness and occasional uproariousness, even to excess - who yet carried with him a certain dignity that had accrued from his long and varied experience - of people, of institutions, of art, of the lived American history that was his own life.’