Definition

ironies

noun
  1. plural of irony; situations where there is a contrast between expectation and reality, or the use of words to convey a meaning opposite to their literal meaning

Examples

  • The ironies of life often catch us by surprise.
  • She pointed out the ironies in his argument about honesty.
  • The play was full of dramatic ironies that the audience appreciated.
  • One of the great ironies is that he became wealthy selling books about poverty.
  • The ironies of the situation were not lost on the observers.
  • Historical ironies reveal how unpredictable events can be.

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