uproariously
Adverb
Meaning
in a hilarious manner
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hilariously funny
As a result, the movie elicits a few chuckles but is never uproariously funny, despite taking shots at everything from DC insiders to country bumpkins to coastal elites.
Audiences laughed uproariously at the preposterous amount of abuse the boy could tolerate at the hands of his father, who would violently toss him around the stage like a sack of potatoes.
Today the college paid tribute to a man "whose wicked sense of humour enlivened High Table dinners and saw him spinning uproariously around hall in his wheelchair to the strains of a waltz at a college party".
The attendees applauded uproariously as he added, "So that's the wife and kids."
“We both started to laugh uproariously.”