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- n. The quality of being sardonic
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“He moves persuasively from a kind of Restoration sardonicism to an obsessive despair.”
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“Cynicism and sardonicism is great if your writing material for the Daily or Colbert Show.”
“Now, just six months in, my friend's sardonicism seems well-judged.”
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“I always appreciated his appealing mixture of sardonicism and naiveté.”
“Instead, he was influenced by Turner's tumults, Bosch's visions and Daumier's sardonicism.”
“Which is why, when Costello announced his new album was entitled “Momofuku,” I immediately hopped onto the handy internet searching engine Google Dot Com to get to figure out what, if anything, this surely inspirational bit of unparalleled, witty sardonicism meant.”
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“And evidently Simon, with no sense of humour cannot understand sardonicism and gave me another infraction.”
“Smith, for his part, made reference to Lovecraft's "Kthulhut" and "Yok-Zothoth" with a flippancy that has as much to do with the sardonicism of Bierce as with the lyrical fantasy of Lord Dunsany.”
“This is why we need sarcasm, irony, sardonicism, hyperbole and other flags or emoticons.”
“Despite her limited range exasperation, nervousness, sardonicism, she knows how to write for herself, and she has enough presence and persona to let her being stand in for her acting: as with Allen, the glasses and the jaded-New-Yorker bearing do 90% of the lifting.”
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