Probably the adjective has a lot of language replacements. While we do not know. Although at the end of the road we will understand a lot from what we did not know before. Foggy? Then this way: today we will understand how diverse this adjective is, we will select synonyms for the word “cheerful”, and make sentences. And it will become clear to us that fun is not only from laughter.
Value and Suggestions
Of course, the first thing that comes to mind on the topic is the face of Jim Carrey or the look of Yuri Nikulin, if a person prefers Russian cinema. But is it always about humorists? Do they really have the right to bear the title of “cheerful person”? Synonyms for the phrase will be picked up, but later, while we have other concerns.
First, let's take a look at the explanatory dictionary, but we need to find somewhere a fulcrum:
- Full of fun, cheerful.
- Expressing fun, full of fun.
- Arousing joy.
- Pleasant to the eye, bright, bright (about the colors of clothes, paintings and wallpapers).
And until we forget the meaning, let's make sentences:
- I like our employee very much. All the time, cheerful, cheerful. I think we should increase it, look at his creative potential.
- The film is very funny. That's why I love comedies.
- The idea of making a plane out of a letter of resignation was very fun. She caused joy to everyone who watched the behavior of Peter. But was he really having fun - that’s the question?
- In the corner there is a cheerful orange sofa of fanciful form.
It is clear that the soul of the reader longs for a synonym for the word "cheerful", but there remains one subtlety that must be discussed without fail.
Funny is not always funny
We doubt that the meaning of the adjective to be told is in the dictionary. And so it’s best to start with an example.
There is a football match, a favorite and an outsider are playing. And suddenly the first one misses two goals and, naturally, wants to recoup. He escalates the situation, the outsider defends himself, but does not break. And the commentator, assessing the situation, says: “Yes, a fun game!”. And here it is quite difficult to determine the meaning of the statement. The game certainly entertains. And events do not develop as everyone expected. That is, the element of surprise and entertains, fills the viewer with excitement.
Sometimes funny is not boring, interesting. But for some reason this or that phenomenon is not boring - this is the topic of a separate conversation. Our goal is to find synonyms for the word “funny”. We have already deviated from it enough. But all this is for the good of the cause. As a rule, the set of meanings of a word is wider than what a dictionary can offer. And sometimes this circumstance is not only possible, but also necessary to emphasize.
Synonyms
The reader remembers that we are analyzing synonyms for the word “funny”, so first a list with similar adjectives, and then analogues of the phrase “funny person”. Lists go one by one. First first:
- happy;
- glad;
- funny;
- provocative;
- comical;
- humorous.
These are the ones that we liked.
Second list:
- joker;
- circus performer;
- wit;
- humorist;
- hochmach.
Only professions (“writer”, “satirist”) were not included in the list and the definitions were not entirely successful. In other words, before the reader are selected words that he can use, where and how he wants. We looked at the synonyms of “fun”, but tried to be completely serious.