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in a manner that conveys the opposite of what is said, often to be humorous, sarcastic, or mocking
- "What a great day for a picnic," she said ironically as thunder cracked overhead.
- He ironically called the mess "a masterpiece of modern design."
- "Lovely timing," she muttered ironically as the bus drove away.
- Ironically, he thanked the thief for "teaching him a lesson in trust."
- "Oh, perfect," she said ironically when her phone died in the middle of her call.
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