Evaluation, Judgment & Critique - Sarcasm & Irony

Here you will find slang for sarcasm and irony, reflecting humorous, mocking, or subtly critical ways of expressing opinions.

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Evaluation, Judgment & Critique
as if [interjection]

used to express disbelief, skepticism, or mockery of a statement or idea

Ex: As if !
stunning and brave [interjection]

used sarcastically to mock something unremarkable, exaggeratedly praising it as if it were impressive

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used a sarcastic response when someone oversteps, misjudges, or makes an unwarranted assumption

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sure, Jan [interjection]

used sarcastically to indicate disbelief or doubt in response to an exaggerated or untrue statement

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only in Ohio [interjection]

used ironically to highlight strange, absurd, or unexpected behavior or events

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OK, boomer [interjection]

used to dismiss or mock attitudes considered outdated or stereotypically associated with the Baby Boomer generation

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used to indicate that a statement or reference is an inside joke or understood only by a certain group

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funny that [sentence]

used to make a mildly ironic or sarcastic remark in response to something unexpected or noteworthy

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a playful or snarky response used to pretend not to recognize someone who is texting

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snarkasm [noun]

a witty, cutting, or ironic remark intended to mock or amuse

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something that is insignificant, unimportant, or less consequential than expected

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to endure an unpleasant situation, pain, or difficulty without complaining

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sorry, not sorry [interjection]

used sarcastically to indicate a lack of remorse for something said or done

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tough [interjection]

used to dismiss someone's complaints or objections, showing indifference to their difficulties

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used sarcastically to suggest that some people's foolishness or poor judgment cannot be remedied

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used to emphasize the importance of staying cautious and alert, so as not to miss any opportunities

Ex: I always tell my students that you snooze, you lose, and that they should always be ready to take advantage of opportunities when they arise.

used to refer sarcastically to the present year, often to highlight something outdated or absurd

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can you not [interjection]

used to express annoyance or frustration and tell someone to stop doing something irritating

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adulting [noun]

the act of performing tasks or responsibilities typically associated with being a responsible adult

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psych [interjection]

used to indicate that one has deceived or tricked someone, often in a playful or mocking manner

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funny [noun]

humor or something intended to be amusing, often used ironically

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