Adjective:

आयनीकृत,

ironized's Usage Examples:

its history, and in which they sang about racial freedom, they played, ironized and deployed all its instrumental resources.

This was sometimes ironized as being a bad omen for the future of the language.

" Essayist Maya Binyam, writing in The Awl, ironized about a seeming contest among players who "name racism when it appears".

In the pamphlet he ironized on the Decree against Communism released by the Vatican on 1 July, in which.

Magazine Ça se passe comme ça ironized by saying that the song "would like to be X rating.

that Wilhelm"s "Bildung" ("education", or "formation of character") is ironized by the narrator at many points.

and the fact that drinking songs are a tradition for Die Toten Hosen is ironized on the album version as an interview in the beginning and end of the song.

"Bentt," and after he defeated Tommy Morrison, HBO"s host Larry Merchant ironized in a way that he"s finally have to add the third "T" to his name.

2017: "XLB"s open-kitchen, fast-casual space is a clean-lined hall of ironized Asiatic kitsch, complete with stylized kung fu paintings, Qing dynasty.

Arthur ironized the former Governor asking "Do you think I"m Patrícia Pillar so you can.

the Columbia Journalism Review, Matthew Kassel said, "Feinberg’s highly ironized persona gives her the air of a digital-era Andy Kaufman.

amid mismatched tables, variegated artisanal knickknackery and deeply ironized shrines to foreign film".

musical language with a restrained and wistful tone that is undermined and ironized without ever being entirely undone".