ironical

Now we come to the ironical side of it all.

How ironical that I could not give him what he wanted most.

And he got even more ironical when his rich student friends came around to talk to him.

I think it's sort of ironical that we ended up like this.

In this he seemed (most unlike him) not ironical at all.

The blessing may have been ironical, but I took it for its worth.

No other writer has guts ironical enough to make that point better.

An ironical cheer went up at this and we settled down for the night.

Rupert and I looked at each other in an ironical silence.

Not quite as ironical as we thought at the time.

"oh no, but wait, I'm sure like, those people what voted was being ironical"

Today it has an ironical meaning, referring to Soviet times.

Curiously ironical how love divided people just when they most needed each other!

Ironical, the beauty of our calculations in making the equipment.

He stood and watched them disappear, an ironical smile on his face.

In the storm there was an ironical expression of their importance.

"You are pleased to make experiments in the ironical, I think," said he.

He looked at her with an ironical affectation of surprise.

Well simply, Jesus is being rather ironical to them.

Daniel let a small ironical smile lift one side of his mouth.

"And also his charming wife," he added with an ironical bow.

But her irritation had shown itself in more or less ironical remarks.

Then he handed him his cane with a little ironical bow.

It appeared to be a matter of perfect indifference to him; he was, what they call, ironical.

He could feel the ironical laughter welling up inside him.