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ironic

[ahy-ron-ik] / aɪˈrɒn ɪk /


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Motivational and ironic videos feature the phrase, which has been searched for online more this year than ever before, according to Google.

From BBC

Along the way, we are treated to the author’s ironic wit and the delightful spectacle of Josie schooling her partner in the social graces he endearingly lacks.

From The Wall Street Journal

I do think it’s a bit ironic that Microsoft can call someone else an 800-pound gorilla, given the scale and size of their company.

From New York Times

In an ironic twist, DeSantis would typically have to give formal approval for an extradition demand in his capacity as governor.

From Reuters

I know writing an anti-opinionating opinion is ironic, but any thoughts?

From Washington Post