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buffoonery [GB bəˈfuːnəri, Am bəˈfunəri] SUBST

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His repertoire included mostly songs and trolls accompanied by piano, violin, dancing, pantomime and eccentric acting often turned into brazen antics and buffoonery.

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Audiences were taken aback by such preposterous political disregard, buffoonery, and cynicism at a time of economic and political crisis.

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He has given the city an international reputation for moronic buffoonery, barbaric crime, triumphant hoodlumism, unchecked graft, and a dejected citizenship.

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Pointless joking will lead to buffoonery.

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Plums personality is that of a psychiatrist whose intelligence is blundered with his buffoonery.

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His major concern was that the anthropomorphic animal characters when taken out of narrative into actual visibility, always turn into buffoonery or nightmare.

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Its strength is in its simplicity, but also in its buffoonery.

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Through theseboth publications, he was scurrilous and violent in his style and were vitiated by buffoonery.

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Some, leaving buffoonery to the ruder and less intelligent members of the profession, devoted themselves to the composition of pieces intended for singing.

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He's a terrific character actor, and he can go to low places that suave heroes can't risk, like anguish, self-hatred, embarrassment, utter confusion and buffoonery.

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