Ironical is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IRONICAL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• pertaining to irony, also IRONIC
• Pertaining to irony; containing, expressing, or characterized by, irony; as, an ironical remark.
• Addicted to the use of irony; given to irony.
• characterized by often poignant difference or incongruity between what is expected and what actually is
• humorously sarcastic or mocking
• pertaining to, of the nature of, exhibiting, or characterized by irony or mockery.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as ironic

Words related to IRONICAL

ironic8 ironically15

Words that contain IRONICAL

ironically15 ironicalness14 unironically17 ironicalnesses16

How to use IRONICAL in a sentence

• Now and then one saw a twinkle of ironical amusement and some of his movements were quick and vigorous.
• He marshals, with ironical protests, the obvious objections to the alleged evidence for supernatural control.
• I noticed an ironical look on the part of the right hon.
• My astonishment and the ironical humor of the situation drove everything else out of my mind.
• The general lifted his hat unnecessarily high, and wished him a very good day in a voice which was obviously ironical.
• The subsequent history of the two islands on either side of England has been sufficiently ironical.
• It was jealousy certainly, but ironical and impertinent jealousy.
• The count stood up and bowed with a profound reverence that seemed ironical to her sensitive mind.
• Some risked all but accident by meekly footing it, and accepted the ironical congratulations on the other side as best they might.
• The queen can hardly be deceived by the lame excuses which the king makes, and after offering her ironical congratulations, jealously leaves him.
• You see ironical smiles on every lip, you meet an epigram in every answer.
• The ironical poet had to adorn the first story with his choicest flowers of style and feeling, to burlesque the second with his grossest realism.
• The conversational manner, the seeming want of arrangement, the ironical simplicity, are found to result in a perfect work of art, which is the portrait of Socrates.
• His eyes wandered from one to another of those present, and he seemed to discover an ironical expression on all the faces.
• He is an ironical Irishman, full of intellectual reactions.
• With an effort she looked up and found him regarding her with eyes from which all the old ironical mockery had fled.
• Or was his smile an ironical memory of how he had eluded me this morning when I chased him? I gazed after his small white-suited figure as he followed Anita from the salon.
• It was true that she was slightly disposed to make abrupt, ironical speeches, the practice being one of her few small privileges.
• One was of Semyonov sitting on the stone under the cross, looking up at me with comfortable and ironical insolence, Semyonov so strong and resolute and successful.
• By an ironical accident the new apartment they had chosen happened to be not far from the spot where Clarence Albert had wished to build his home.
• Wolf stopped pacing up and down his study, and greeted Nekhludoff with a friendly though slightly ironical smile.
• As they passed in front of the other couples, one could sometimes notice slightly ironical glances and meaning smiles.
• She was the first to step back, to recoil before the ironical intensity of that fixed gaze.
• A slight mustache and pointed beard partly concealed the ironical smile that played on his passionate lips.
• His ironical essays are the best of their kind that have been written in recent years.
• Anatole France, now translated into English, is the most classical, the most ironical, the most refined, of all modern European writers.
• The situation was not without a sly and ironical humor.
• His quiet manner and the ironical expression of his countenance redoubled the mirth of the persons with whom he had been talking, and who still remained at the window.
• Her eyes went back to Max, whose expression became more ironical than ever under her scrutiny.
• The meaning of the title Baka is not clear and may be ironical.

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