Adjective:

तीव्र व्यंगचित्र,

sarcastical's Usage Examples:

second yellow card, sending off Manchester United"s Wayne Rooney for sarcastically clapping in his face after he had initially been shown a yellow card.

Some are used sarcastically, some for scientific or mathematical purposes, and some for exceptional.

The verse described how great kings like Mandhata, Rama and Yudhishthira died leaving behind all their property; it then sarcastically added that Munja would be the only one whom the earthly possessions would follow.

Gorgis sarcastically applauded Díaz"s incorrect decision which led to Gorgis getting sent.

He is sarcastically critical and delicately reproaching too.

When Brody refuses to retrieve the children for H, he unstraps Yusuf, sarcastically setting him free.

He is the most observational character, sarcastically commenting on his friends" quirky habits.

Given in the end of the book are notes humorously contemptuous of the text, Crowley sarcastically portraying a pious clergyman before.

Johnson, getting Johnson from the restaurant Howard Johnson's on 42nd Street, stating that the P stood for pay it no mind and used the phrase sarcastically when questioned about gender, saying it stands for pay it no mind.

She sarcastically tells the taxi driver to send the bill to Baron von Kissalot, who turns out to be a real person.

Additionally, Materazzi claimed that after he had grabbed Zidane's jersey, Zidane sarcastically said to him If you want my shirt, I will give to you afterwards.

190), who observed sarcastically of its credulous author that he found it "a work really useful for those who undertake.

of the book are notes humorously contemptuous of the text, Crowley sarcastically portraying a pious clergyman before praying to be freed of such "sin".