Examples of using Ironically in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Ah, ironically.
Please tell me you're wearing that ironically.
Ironically, he's a good friend of mine.
You're speaking ironically, but I don't mind.
Ironically, the deep blue sky, it is never with him.
What the hell happened to the bright lights?' Alicia smiled ironically.
Not so ironically, Scroggins finished second.
One large children's publisher ironically said that they didn't work with children.
Ironically You will make a reputation for yourself as a sage!
Harrison's prizewinning video essay ironically suggests an alternative perspective on video art.
Ironically, Dean's arrangement puts me in a unique position.
But I will not withdraw what I said ironically unless Mr Schulz withdraws the personal insults he made.
Ironically, his inability to shimmer saved him from you killing him.
Doucier now Ironically he must kill himself, the communist!
Ironically, Hitler suffered from vertigo and rarely took pleasure in the views.
Attempts to ask ironically Azonnali, another liberal left-wing site.
Ironically, this EU official was also responsible for consumer protection….
Martin Stein is, ironically, kind of the more enthusiastic one of the two.
Ironically, it started when people became alienated from"God", their Divine Spark within.
Borowski deals ironically with the production and reception of art.
Ironically cavalry charges were not executed anymore since the moment this sword was used.
Because of contemplative Christmas time! Ironically, on 1 Advent advised Justus, Peter and Bob in an adventurous treasure hunt across a mysterious fairy tale park.
Ironically, the US has done as much to block the efforts of Indonesia's women's-rights activists as it has to support them.
Is focusing most ironically on the processes of dance production parodying cliché movements, phrases, even costume details.
Ironically, it is the German government's loose talk that has brought Europe to the brink of another debt crisis.
Ironically, while capitalization rates declined and prices rose, the fundamentals in the real estate market were comparatively weak.
Dourmana ironically perceives the“nuclear winter” as the only concept which man has come up with to prevent global warming.
Ironically, however, significant global warming could lead to an increase of vegetation in the Sahara- as has frequently occurred in the past.
Ironically for cyber-utopians, the electronic trails created by social networks like Twitter and Facebook sometimes make the job of the secret police easier.
Ironically, the Committee has also heard that the Visegrad states, in particular Czech Republic, are far better equipped with computer equipment than their large EU neighbour.