ironic in Greek
ironic in Greek is ειρωνικός — ironic means involving irony — meaning, or resulting in, the opposite of what was expected or intended.
ironic in Greek
ειρωνικός
Pronounced: eironikos
(of a situation) Characterized by or constituting (any kind of) irony.
What does "ironic" mean?
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adj Involving irony — meaning, or resulting in, the opposite of what was expected or intended.
"It was ironic that the fire station itself burned down."
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ironic in a sentence
- It was ironic that the fire station itself burned down.
- He made an ironic comment that only his close friends understood as a joke.
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What is "ironic" in Greek?
"ironic" in Greek is ειρωνικός. ironic means: Involving irony — meaning, or resulting in, the opposite of what was expected or intended.
How do you pronounce ειρωνικός?
"ironic" in Greek is ειρωνικός, pronounced "eironikos".
How do you use "ironic" in a sentence?
Example: "It was ironic that the fire station itself burned down." In Greek, "ironic" is ειρωνικός.
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