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What does sardonically mean?

"Sardonically" means to express something in a way that is mocking, cynical, or scornful, often with a hint of amusement or irony. It implies a bitter or sarcastic tone used to convey disapproval or disbelief.

Here's how you can understand it:

* Imagine a situation where someone is trying to be funny, but their joke falls flat. They might respond by saying something like, "Oh, that's hilarious. You really got me there," in a sardonically. Their tone would be sarcastic, almost mocking.

* Someone might say something sardonically about a politician's promises. They might be cynical, saying things like, "Oh, he's really going to fix everything? What a surprise!"

Think of it like a dry, sarcastic remark that cuts through the facade and points out the absurdity of something.

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