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Meanings of caustic remark in inglés
Sinónimos
Examples for "irony"
Examples for "irony"
1
The great irony, of course, is that WorldCom's problems were only beginning.
2
The irony of the situation was not totally lost on him, however.
3
That's the irony in what is happening in the cable industry today.
4
There's a tragic irony there, seen from the Tibetans' point of view.
5
There is, to be sure, a keen irony to the UK situation.
1
Duncan felt pleasantly surprised that she'd asked without either challenge or sarcasm.
2
Great, I said, trying to keep the sarcasm out of my voice.
3
I hope I'm not to blame!' Aemilia Fausta gurgled with girlish sarcasm.
4
Her words dripped sarcasm as she asked, And this is your plan?
5
Such a reservation in favor of his Majesty seemed a superfluous sarcasm.
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We can also point to having led the way with political satire.
2
One notable absence from the program was political satire on Britain today.
3
Almost all American satire today follows a formula discovered by Harvey Kurtzman.
4
Of course, there's nothing new about satire: it's as old as politics.
5
When satire gets overtaken by reality, you know society is in trouble.
Usage of caustic remark in inglés
1
The premier's subtly caustic remark did not reflect the official stance.
2
In the past she would have been offended, drawn away, made some caustic remark.
3
Kenko would have had some caustic remark for that.
4
As she surveyed herself finally in the long glass, she flung out the somewhat caustic remark:
5
My assistant manager frowned at my caustic remark.
6
Catherine's caustic remark created a brief silence.
7
Adam bit back a caustic remark.
8
On one occasion he dropped a caustic remark about the bigots who contend that God is a moralising censor.
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I ignored his caustic remark.
10
He made one caustic remark after another touching on the arrested development of the feeling of equality among the rich.
11
He often made a quaint or slightly caustic remark, but he took care that it should not be too trenchant.
12
A caustic remark, perhaps.
13
As for his friends, Silvey, after a few caustic remarks, forbore comment.
14
The Abbot was greatly annoyed, and mumbled a series of reproaches and caustic remarks.
15
Two of his secretaries had resigned, one after the other, because of his caustic remarks.
16
She scarcely heard the squire's caustic remarks concerning Robin.