sardonic in the PONS Dictionary

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a sardonic smile
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The humour is also an essential element of the style, giving the play sardonic, black and even at times slapstick elements.
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Nevertheless, the teasing, sardonic element continues through their friendship.
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The film was a huge success and made him a major bankable star, cementing his screen image as an intelligent, reliable, sometimes sardonic good guy.
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They can most easily be identified by their sardonic, literary sense of humor balanced out with a sense of intense catharsis.
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Charismatic, sardonic, and intuitive, he has a way with women that has at times proven to impede the progress of his cases.
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Throughout the series, he displays sardonic contempt for authority figures.
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They are sardonic, angered, defensively difficult, or desperate; they want to entertain as thoroughly as, but not to resemble, television.
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The manner of its telling the dispassionate, exact, almost starched prose, with its occasional glints of sardonic humor is an impressive achievement in itself.
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More conservative than the other characters, he is wry and sardonic.
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The sardonic lyrics include several double entendres and the song has been interpreted in multiple ways, even by members of the band.
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