Adjective:

उपरोधिकपणे, आनंदी,

ironic मराठी अर्थाचे उदाहरण:

स्वतंत्र भारताच्या लोकशाही व्यवस्थेतही दिल्लीत एकवटलेल्या राजकीय सत्तेचा उल्लेख करताना साहित्य आणि माध्यमांमधून उपरोधिकपणे ही संज्ञा वापरली गेल्याचे दिसून येते.

फहेंरिच ( एिन एथिओमॉजिस्ट्स टास्चेंबच, जिएइन, 1846) यांचे "पोल्का" हा चेकशब्द " पोल " (" फील्ड ") वरून अस्तित्वात आला हे सुचवलेले व्युत्पत्तीशास्त्र उपरोधिकपणे नाकारले.

ironic's Usage Examples:

Eugen Dühring"s Revolution in Science: this is meant ironically and polemically.

The second one, Nie wierzcie elektrykom (“Don't Believe Electricians”) (1991) carried a prophecy of Lech Wałęsa’s failed presidency, the third Miłość, muzyka, mordobicie (“Love, music, brawl”) (1992), brought an ironic critic of the musical environment – the Jarocin Festival.

Lynch grew up as a Richmond fan, ironically barracking for them in a match against Collingwood a month before being drafted to.

The last known survivor of the raid was ironically Williams daughter Eunice Kanenstenhawi Williams, also known as Marguerite Kanenstenhawi Arosen, (17 September 1696 Deerfield, Massachusetts-26 November 1785 Kahnawake, Quebec, Canada)Legacy and historical memoryDeerfield holds a special place in American history.

In Chapter One, the author ironically claims that he could not recall nor verify Ah Q's correct name, thus giving the character symbolic anonymity.

He endured a poor début at Highbury, mishitting a back-pass to allow Nottingham Forest"s John Barnwell – who ironically.

the emergence of an unforeseen problem, often with a sense of ironic understatement.

He returned from his loan spell to contribute three appearances and one goal (ironically against Sheffield Wednesday) to Portsmouth's title run-in as they won the First Division title and promotion to the Premier League.

In the anime Yu-Gi-Oh 5D, the entire future world is destroyed by a combination of energy reactors that are powered by negative human emotions and huge robots called Machine Emperors that were brought out of trading cards to destroy all humans to, ironically, prevent the negative energy reactor from destroying the planet.

His position as the Notre Dame color commentator is ironic in that he, as USC's quarterback in 1974, helped orchestrate one of Notre Dame's greatest losses (and, conversely, one of USC's greatest wins, known as The Comeback).

obscure or unpopular with mainstream audiences, and often revolutionary or ironically enjoyed.

belongs to the Genoese language and it is used to indicate, in an ironic-depreciative way, an immigrant from southern or even central Italy (it may originate.

his performance as Glenn recalls the ironic touch and blond gusto of vindicative hero archetype Giuliano Gemma.

Synonyms:

humorous, humourous, ironical, dry, wry,

Antonyms:

sweet, sugary, humidify, dryness, humorless,