irony

flout , antic , mockery , ridicule , scoff , zany , aunt sally , irony , patch , gibe , butt , jeer , bob , jest , taunt , buffoon , clown , droll , laughingstock , staring-quarter , cut-up , witticism , merry-andrew , mickey , own-glass , pickle herring , punchball

invective , reproach , reproof , lash , quip , scoff , irony , jape , rebuke , twit , expostulation , sarcasm , jeer , jest , call-down , brush-off , taunt , satire , lashing

ridicule , scoff , irony , mock , scorn , jest , derision , sneer , fleer

quip , mockery , scoff , irony , jeer , joke

irony

irony , wrap , secretion

irony

پیشامدی که بخودی بخودنا گوار نیست ولی نابهنگام است، نابهنگام

(تظاهر به نادانی برای نمایان سازی نادرست بودن استدلال حریف) گواژ سقراطی، طعنه ی سقراطی، تجاهل

• sarcasm, speech or writing which is intended to communicate a meaning contrary to its literal sense; contrast between what is expected or desired and reality
• irony is a way of speaking in which you say something which is inappropriate, as a joke or insult.
• the irony of a situation is an aspect of it which is strange or amusing, because it is the opposite of what you expect.

• in total seriousness, without irony

• incongruity between what is expected in life and the actual outcome

• ignorance and of willingness to learn as one questions another on the meaning of a term; pretended ignorance to provoke discussion and promote the search for truth

• somewhat of a paradox, a bit of sarcasm