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sardonically [ingl. brit. sɑːˈdɒnɪk(ə)li, ingl. am. sɑrˈdɑnək(ə)li] ADV.

sardonically laugh

sardoniquement

sardonically comment, say

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Traducciones de sardonically en el diccionario francés»inglés

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sardoniquement

sardonically

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Standing by their man, she reflected sardonically.

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The commissioners' mandate, the statement concluded sardonically, "was to investigate; instead, they sat back like judges hearing an appeal".

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Many of her pieces sardonically critique the mass culture beauty industry at the time gaining significant momentum in mass media through the rise of fashion and advertising photography.

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A glamorous woman in a pink sports coat sardonically asks if she's allowed to stop voting now that she's 70.

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This is so lugubrious/abhorrent and sardonically obnoxious.

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Others will sardonically ask whether board games therefore similarly pose a threat to children's development.

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He did so sardonically, but it's as accurate a name as any other.

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Having established a problem, he then defines both dwelling and room in austere terms, sardonically referring to contemporary villas as buildings in which one stores furniture and living is incidental.

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The title might refer to what infused his art; it might also describe, sardonically, the obscure operations of fate.

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In crime writing and works about police misconduct, it has become something of a clich to sardonically refer to contempt of cop as the worst possible crime.

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