Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
broad-comedy
noun
/brɔːd ˈkɒmədi/

Definition
A type of comedy that relies on exaggerated situations, physical humor, and simple, clear plots.

Examples
- Many sitcoms use broad comedy to entertain viewers with over-the-top characters and silly situations.
- The play was filled with broad comedy, making the audience laugh at the ridiculous antics of the characters.

Meaning
Broad comedy is characterized by its overt and exaggerated comedic style, often appealing to a wide audience through slapstick humor and straightforward storytelling.

Synonyms
- Slapstick
- Physical comedy
- Farce
- Lowbrow comedy
- Cartoonish humor