22 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Sarcastic' in a Sentence

"Displaying or expressing sarcasm, characterized by mocking or ironic remarks intended to convey contempt or ridicule." more

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Timmy's sarcastic remark about the teacher's new haircut earned him a time-out.

The bright sun wore a sarcastic smile as the day began.

The silly clown made a sarcastic face to make everyone laugh.

The sarcastic tone of the story added a touch of humor to the otherwise serious plot.

The sarcastic weatherman predicted a snowstorm in the middle of summer.

The teacher made a sarcastic comment about the giant pencil in the classroom.

He gave a sarcastic smile when his friend told a funny joke.

The sarcastic expression on Emily's face revealed her disbelief in the unbelievable story.

His sarcastic remark about the weather made everyone laugh.

Her sarcastic remark about the teacher's new haircut made the whole class burst into laughter.

Sarah rolled her eyes at her brother's sarcastic comment during the family dinner.

The red apple gave a sarcastic wink as it hung from the tree.

When asked about his missing homework, Tim gave a sarcastic excuse that no one believed.

The sarcastic smile on the clown's face made the children burst into laughter.

The sarcastic tone in his voice revealed his true feelings about the boring movie.

Sally gave a sarcastic nod when her friend claimed to have seen a unicorn in the backyard.

The teacher gave a sarcastic response when the student claimed the dog ate their homework.

She made a sarcastic remark about the taste of the new ice cream flavor.

When the magician's trick failed, he made a sarcastic comment to lighten the mood.

The sarcastic tone in the storyteller's voice added humor to the fairy tale.

Sarah's sarcastic comments during the game lightened the mood and kept everyone entertained.

The little bird chirped a sarcastic song when it saw the rain.

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