sarcasm

• Sustantivo que designa el uso de expresiones irónicas, mordaces o hirientes para burlarse, ofender o mostrar desprecio, a menudo mediante una ironía verbal que dice lo contrario de lo que se quiere transmitir.

A noun referring to the use of witty or sharp language intended to convey insults, mockery, or scorn, often characterized by verbal irony.

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1. Witty or mocking languageB2informal

   A form of verbal irony where someone says the opposite of what they mean, often to mock or convey contempt.

   Sarcasmo

   • "Oh, great," she said with heavy sarcasm, "another meeting."
   • His sarcasm was so sharp that it offended everyone in the room.
   • Using sarcasm can be a way to express frustration without being direct.

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