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Qué (quién) es irony - definición
irony
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RHETORICAL DEVICE, LITERARY TECHNIQUE, OR SITUATION IN WHICH THERE IS AN INCONGRUITY BETWEEN THE LITERAL AND THE IMPLIED MEANING
Socratic irony; Ironic; Dramatic irony; Verbal irony; Ironically; Roman irony; Ironical; Tragic irony; Parallel irony; Cosmic irony; Ironies; Dramatic Irony; Situational irony; Literary irony; Comic irony; Historical irony; Cosmic joke; Self-irony
n.
Mockery (saying one thing and meaning the opposite).
irony
RHETORICAL DEVICE, LITERARY TECHNIQUE, OR SITUATION IN WHICH THERE IS AN INCONGRUITY BETWEEN THE LITERAL AND THE IMPLIED MEANING
Socratic irony; Ironic; Dramatic irony; Verbal irony; Ironically; Roman irony; Ironical; Tragic irony; Parallel irony; Cosmic irony; Ironies; Dramatic Irony; Situational irony; Literary irony; Comic irony; Historical irony; Cosmic joke; Self-irony
When something is made of iron or has iron characteristics.
Man, this place sure has a lot of irony.
Man, this place sure has a lot of irony.
irony
RHETORICAL DEVICE, LITERARY TECHNIQUE, OR SITUATION IN WHICH THERE IS AN INCONGRUITY BETWEEN THE LITERAL AND THE IMPLIED MEANING
Socratic irony; Ironic; Dramatic irony; Verbal irony; Ironically; Roman irony; Ironical; Tragic irony; Parallel irony; Cosmic irony; Ironies; Dramatic Irony; Situational irony; Literary irony; Comic irony; Historical irony; Cosmic joke; Self-irony
(ironies)
1.
Irony is a subtle form of humour which involves saying things that you do not mean.
Sinclair examined the closed, clever face for any hint of irony, but found none.
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2.
If you talk about the irony of a situation, you mean that it is odd or amusing because it involves a contrast.
The irony is that many officials in Washington agree in private that their policy is inconsistent...
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Wikipedia
Irony
Irony (Liddell & Scott, A Greek-English Lexicon], v. sub .
Ejemplos de uso de irony
1. What‘s happening now within New Labour piles irony upon irony.
2. And thats the irony÷ the most painful irony of all in this English self–loathing is this simple truth.
3. "Irony of Fate: Continuation" received mixed reviews.
4. No sense of irony. letters@charleskrauthammer.com
5. And: "The night of the SOTU, I actually spent the whole evening watching DVDs –– of ‘The West Wing‘!" The irony, the irony.