irony-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: irony
sense: 04722351-n
part of speech: noun
sense: 06790003-n
sense: 07120931-n

04722351-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: incongruity between what might be expected and what actually occurs
example: the irony of Ireland's copying the nation she most hated
ili: i61830
lexfile: noun.attribute
part of speech: noun
hypernym: 04722123-n

sarcasm-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: sarcasm
sense: 06790003-n
part of speech: noun

satire-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: satire
sense: 06790003-n
part of speech: noun

caustic remark-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: caustic remark
sense: 06790003-n
part of speech: noun

06790003-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: witty language used to convey insults or scorn
example: he used sarcasm to upset his opponent
example: irony is wasted on the stupid
example: Satire is a sort of glass, wherein beholders do generally discover everybody's face but their own
  source: Jonathan Swift
ili: i72103
lexfile: noun.communication
part of speech: noun
attribute: https://en-word.net/synset/02086159-a
attribute: https://en-word.net/synset/02087627-a
hypernym: 06788939-n

07120931-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: a trope that involves incongruity between what is expected and what occurs
ili: i74006
lexfile: noun.communication
part of speech: noun
hypernym: 07120141-n
mero part: 07115916-n