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ironically
/aɪˈrɒnɪkli/
adverb
İronik bir şekilde; beklenilenlerin tersine
In a way that is contrary to what is expected; with an outcome opposite to what was intended.
- Ironically, the fire station burned down last night.
- She became a teacher, ironically, after dropping out of school herself.
- The pharmaceutical company that developed anti-pollution medications was ironically fined for environmental violations at its manufacturing plants.
- Ironically, the study designed to reduce research bias inadvertently introduced new methodological problems that compromised its findings.
- The historian noted that the treaty intended to prevent future conflicts ironically contained provisions that sowed seeds of resentment.
- Ironically, increased funding for public transportation led to fewer riders as the construction phase disrupted existing commuter routes.
adverb
Alaycı bir şekilde; iğneli bir biçimde
In a mocking or sarcastic manner; using words to convey a meaning opposite to their literal sense.
- "Great job," he said ironically, looking at the broken vase.
- She smiled ironically when he claimed to be an expert.