1. extremely silly, unreasonable, or unlikely; absurdly ridiculous
2. relating to or resembling a farce (a type of comedy)
Usage: theatrical

Examples

• The trial became farcical when the key witness forgot his own name.
• It’s farcical to expect students to learn without proper textbooks.
• The meeting was farcical – nobody could agree on anything.
• His farcical attempts at cooking always ended in disaster.
• The play featured farcical characters who constantly misunderstood each other.
• The politician’s explanation was so farcical that even his supporters laughed.