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She writes sardonic editorials in the school newspaper.sardonic = humor done in a mocking or critical way from someone who acts as though they are superior
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He also wears bow ties. I am never quite clear on whether all this is sartorial or sardonic—Dad's way of announcing that he used to be a punker but is now a middle-school English teacher, or if becoming a teacher has actually turned my dad into this genuine throwback. (source)sardonic = humorous in an ironic way (saying one thing while meaning something else)
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He managed a sardonic smile and... (source)sardonic = humorous in a mocking, cynical, or ironic way
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Tellez laughed sardonically. (source)sardonically = with humor that is mocking, cynical, or ironic
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The boys sideburned, long-haired- are vital, restless, sardonic; (source)sardonic = humorous in a mocking, cynical, or ironic way
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"Meeting called to order," Jalil said sardonically. (source)sardonically = with humor that is mocking, cynical, or ironic
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His sardonic mind glowed and his speech took on its old singing rhythm. (source)sardonic = humorous in a mocking, cynical, or ironic way
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the voice of the cynic whispered sardonically.† (source)sardonically = with humor that is mocking, cynical, or ironic
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masking pity behind a sardonic tone (source)sardonic = humorous in a mocking, cynical, or ironic way
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He raised one eyebrow sardonically.† (source)sardonically = with humor that is mocking, cynical, or ironic
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It was a sardonic wave, or so I thought.† (source)sardonic = humorous in a mocking, cynical, or ironic way
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"An inch is ten miles on this map," Miss Riley said sardonically.† (source)sardonically = with humor that is mocking, cynical, or ironic
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She wrote with an endearing, intelligent voice, and her entries were filled with self-deprecating humor and witty, sardonic asides.† (source)sardonic = humorous in a mocking, cynical, or ironic way
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Government agents sardonically known as the Menstrual Police regularly rounded up women in their workplaces to administer pregnancy tests.† (source)sardonically = with humor that is mocking, cynical, or ironic
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Whether in The Petrified Forest, To Have and Have Not, or, especially, The Maltese Falcon, Osip appreciated the actor's hardened looks, his sardonic remarks, his general lack of sentiment.† (source)sardonic = humorous in a mocking, cynical, or ironic way
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CROMWELL (Sardonically) You don't understand me.† (source)Sardonically = with humor that is mocking, cynical, or ironic
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