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deadpan in Greek

deadpan in Greek is αγέλαστος — deadpan means delivered with a completely blank, unsmiling face and a flat voice, so that the joke lands precisely because the speaker gives no sign of joking.

deadpan in Greek

αγέλαστος
adj
Pronounced: agelastos
Deliberately impassive or expressionless.

What does "deadpan" mean?

  1. adjective Delivered with a completely blank, unsmiling face and a flat voice, so that the joke lands precisely because the speaker gives no sign of joking.
    "Her deadpan delivery makes the punchline twice as funny."
  2. adverb In a flat, expressionless way.
    "'I've never enjoyed anything more,' he said deadpan."
  3. verb To say something funny while keeping a completely straight face.
    "'Lovely weather,' she deadpanned, as the roof blew off."
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deadpan in a sentence

  • Her deadpan delivery makes the punchline twice as funny.
  • He has a deadpan sense of humour that people sometimes mistake for rudeness.
  • 'I've never enjoyed anything more,' he said deadpan.
  • 'Lovely weather,' she deadpanned, as the roof blew off.

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What is "deadpan" in Greek?

"deadpan" in Greek is αγέλαστος. deadpan means: Delivered with a completely blank, unsmiling face and a flat voice, so that the joke lands precisely because the speaker gives no sign of joking.

How do you pronounce αγέλαστος?

"deadpan" in Greek is αγέλαστος, pronounced "agelastos".

How do you use "deadpan" in a sentence?

Example: "Her deadpan delivery makes the punchline twice as funny." In Greek, "deadpan" is αγέλαστος.

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