| Definition of 'ironically' |
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1. (adverb) ironically
contrary to plan or expectation
"ironically, he ended up losing money under his own plan"
2. (adverb) ironically
in an ironic manner
"she began to mimic him ironically"
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Sense: seeming mockery in a situation, words etc
The irony of the situation was that he stole the money which she had already planned to give him.
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 Afrikaans: ironies |
 Arabic: بصورةٍ ساخِرَه |
 Bulgarian: подигравателно |
 Brazilian: ironicamente |
 Czech: ironicky |
 German: ironisch |
 Danish: ironiskt |
 Greek: ειρωνικά |
 Spanish: irónicamente |
 Estonian: irooniliselt |
 Farsi: بطور طعنه آمیز |
 Finnish: ironisesti |
 French: ironiquement |
 Hebrew: בְּאִירוֹניָה |
 Hindi: व्यंग्तात्मकता |
 Croatian: ironično |
 Hungarian: ironikusan |
 Indonesian: secara ironis |
 Icelandic: kaldhæðnislega, írónískt |
 Italian: ironicamente |
 Japanese: 皮肉に |
 Korean: 반어적으로 |
 Lithuanian: ironiškai |
 Latvian: ironiski |
 Malay: dengan ironi |
 Dutch: ironisch |
 Norwegian: ironisk nok |
 Polish: ironicznie |
 Persian: بطور طعنه آمیز |
 Pashto: په پيغور وركولو سره |
 Portuguese: ironicamente |
 Romanian: (în mod) ironic |
 Russian: иронически |
 Slovak: ironicky |
 Slovenian: ironično |
 Serbian: ironično |
 Swedish: ironiskt |
 Thai: ถากถาง |
 Turkish: alaycı/kinayeli bir şekil |
 Taiwanese: 諷刺地 |
 Ukrainian: іронічно |
 Urdu: طنزیہ |
 Vietnamese: một cách mỉa mai |
 Chinese: 冷嘲地 |
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