sarcasm
ˈsɑːrkæzəm
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Definition of sarcasm - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

satiremocking or ironic language used to insult or show contempt
  • His sarcasm made everyone feel uncomfortable.
  • His sarcasm cut through the tense silence.
  • Her sarcasm lightened the awkward conversation.
mockery scorn snark
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Origin of sarcasm

Greek, sarkasmos (to sneer)

Terms with sarcasm included in their meaning

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emotion
expressing that something seems pleasant or good, sometimes with sarcasm
dign.
sarcasm
cutting or sarcastic remark
sarcasm
using words to convey a meaning opposite to their literal meaning
wowintj.
sarcasm
used sarcastically to show disapproval or disbelief
yeahintj.
sarcasm
expressing disbelief or sarcasm
emotion
shows disbelief or sarcasm about someone's concern
sarcasm
situation that seems pleasant but is not
sarcasm
express disbelief or annoyance sarcastically

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  1. French:sarcasme, ...
  2. German:Sarkasmus, ...
  3. Italian:sarcasmo, ...
  4. Spanish:sarcasmo, ...
  5. Portuguese:sarcasmo, ...
  6. Chinese:讽刺, ...
  7. Japanese:皮肉, ...
  8. Arabic:سُخْرِيَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:סַרְקָזְם, ...
  10. Russian:сарказм, ...
  11. Ukrainian:сарказм, ...
  12. Hindi:व्यंग्य, ...

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