Similar words: satirical, empirically, satirist, empirical, empirical formula, historically, rhetorically, hysterically. Meaning: adv. in a satirical manner.
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1. Literally Marx satirically depicts the capitalist's change in treating the want of individual consumption.
2. These unions are satirically called "naked marriages", in which a couple forgoes the traditional ceremony, wedding banquet or owning an apartment.
3. Satirically , the saying used to point out that there is a tendency among us, believing that we are more fortunate to others.
4. Satirically, many utopian and dystopian books which reveal the fate of book in utopia suffered the fate of being listed as banned books.
5. I replied satirically: "My dear son, I have lived to be above that sort of thing."
6. And for some there were conferences and congresses in glamorous places, the glittering prizes satirically displayed in Lodge's Small World.
7. More generally, Schumpeter seemed to be playing the role of grand seigneur, and he tended to flatter where flattery was not due, no doubt satirically.
8. The synthesis of communist ideology with economic progress is a twentieth century Chinese phenomenon that Wang Qingsong satirically mirrors and critiques.
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