Collocation
That is hilarious.
That is extremely funny or amusing.
Definition
'That is hilarious.' is a common English collocation. That is extremely funny or amusing.
That + is + ADJECTIVE
“Did you see that video? That is hilarious!”
Examples
- He told a joke about a talking dog, and honestly, that is hilarious.
- The comedian's last act was so unexpected; that is hilarious.
- I just read the comment you left on my post; that is hilarious!
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- Watching the cat try to catch its own tail in a loop, that is hilarious.
- The way she mimicked the boss's walk, that is hilarious, I couldn't stop laughing.
- You mean they actually believe that? Oh, that is hilarious.
- Despite the serious meeting, his sudden, exaggerated yawn broke the tension – that is hilarious.
- I saw a meme of a dog wearing sunglasses and a tiny hat; that is hilarious.
- After a tough day, sometimes a simple, silly video comes along, and that is hilarious.
- The irony of the situation, considering all our efforts, that is hilarious in a dark sort of way.
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