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sarcastic

[sahr-kas-tik] / sɑrˈkæs tɪk /


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I wrote a pilot script, but Ray didn’t like the title I suggested based on his brother’s sarcastic remark.

From The Wall Street Journal

Yet its mechanics are felt in ways both affectionate and sarcastic.

From New York Times

"Chicken legs are LE90, but even chicken bones are sold now - and the feet cost just 20," she adds with a sarcastic laugh.

From BBC

The actors accurately and honestly play out that sarcastic response parents use to dismiss their teen's tantrums, that at this age every moment feels like the world is ending.

From Salon

Yet the artist’s fascination with adolescence plays as both parody and critique: Imhof’s scratchy way of rendering figures, clouds, and heavenly bodies, especially compared with the precision of the paintings, seems faux, if not sarcastic.

From New York Times