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mordacious

/mɔːrˈdeɪ.ʃəs/

Traducción: Adjetivo que describe a alguien o algo mordaz, incisivo o hiriente en el tono o estilo, a menudo referido a comentarios agudos, sarcásticos o cáusticos.

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adjective

/mɔːrˈdeɪ.ʃəs/C2formalobsoleto
  • esAdjetivo que describe a alguien o algo mordaz, incisivo o hiriente en el tono o estilo, a menudo referido a comentarios agudos, sarcásticos o cáusticos.

An obsolete adjective meaning biting or caustic in manner or style, often used to describe sharp or sarcastic speech.

  1. Sarcastic or sharp in mannerC2formal

    Having a tendency to wound or hurt with words; caustic or biting in speech or wit.

    esMordaz

    • His mordacious comments during the debate left everyone uncomfortable.
    • The critic's review was mordacious, sparing no one from harsh judgment.
    • She had a mordacious sense of humor that not everyone appreciated.

    Sinónimosacerbicacrimoniouscausticcuttingsarcasticscathingsharptrenchantvitriolic

    Antónimosgentlekindmildpleasantsoothing

  2. Given to bitingC2formal

    Having a tendency to bite, especially used for animals or insects.

    esQue muerde

    • The mordacious dog was kept on a short leash at all times.
    • Mordacious insects are common in this tropical region.
    • The trainer worked carefully with the mordacious puppy.

    Sinónimosnippysnappishsnappy

    Antónimosdocilegentlemildtame

Formas
  • more mordacious comparative form
  • most mordacious superlative form