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Sardonic

Definition:

Sardonic (adjective) - characterized by bitter or scornful mockery; disdainfully humorous.

Senses:

1. Sarcastic or mocking: Expressing mockery, scorn, or derision towards someone or something.

Example sentence: His sardonic remarks about the politician's speech made the crowd erupt in laughter.

2. Ironic and sneering: Marked by an ironic or sarcastic twist, often accompanied by a cynical sense of humor.

Example sentence: She couldn't help but smile at his sardonic sense of humor, even when it was directed at her.

Usages:

1. Popular usage: Sardonic remarks and humor are often used in casual conversations, social media, and comedy shows.

Example sentence: The comedian's sardonic wit had the audience in stitches throughout the entire performance.

2. Local usage: In certain regions, sardonic may be used to describe a person who consistently employs cutting remarks and mockery.

Example sentence: The local gossip had a reputation for her sardonic tongue and no one dared cross her.

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