note wryly

Frequency: 6.51.4 per million words

To point out or mention something in a dry, ironic way.

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Examples (10)

  • She noted wryly that the meeting was running exactly on schedule, despite everyone's predictions.
  • "Another glorious day," he noted wryly as the rain began to fall.
  • The comedian noted wryly that his life had become a series of unfortunate events.
  • With a sigh, she noted wryly the irony of having too much time but nothing to do.
  • He had often noted wryly how quickly plans could go awry.
  • The veteran journalist notes wryly the changing landscape of media.
  • You might note wryly that some things never change.
  • Having failed the test again, he could only note wryly his consistent bad luck.
  • She was known to note wryly the absurdities of bureaucracy.
  • It was noted wryly by many that the new policy had unintended consequences.