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1 laugh uproariously
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2 uproariously
adverb alborotadamente, con algarabía/tumulto/jaleoʌp'rɔːriəsli[ʌp'rɔːrɪǝslɪ]ADVhe told me an uproariously funny story — me contó una historia para desternillarse or troncharse de risa
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