Noun:

তিক্ত মন্তব্য,

caustic remark's Usage Examples:

For each caustic remark successfully delivered, a point is awarded.

artist's attempts at more elevated subjects, as was indicated by Fuseli's caustic remark on examining the Angel opposing Balaam —"Northcote, you are an angel.

his own before she can think of considering his proposal and makes a caustic remark on the company.

Government wants to squeeze me [out] by pouncing upon me", was his caustic remark.

painstaking judge; and though he was seldom deterred from making a caustic remark by the fear of giving pain, his disposition is said to have been kindly.

urbanus before he went to Mutina in support of Marcus Antonius, if a caustic remark by Cicero is to be trusted.

eventually causes a rift between himself and Tara and after an extremely caustic remark at a romantic dinner Tara dumps a drink in Chad's lap in retaliation.

scent, and I was within earshot, Algy would upbraid him with some such caustic remark as, "Come back, young feller.

" Lawless responded with a caustic remark about the fact that "some guys want to stay at home and wear aprons.

he was a man! I remember that one of the film magazines made a very caustic remark that if Biswajeet were to stick to this kind of roles, he would be much.

Wynette wrote to Clinton, saying, "With all that is in me, I resent your caustic remark.

Perhaps the most caustic remark about Stockhausen was attributed to Sir Thomas Beecham.

last letter of the English alphabet (UK: zed) zinger a witty, often caustic remark; something supposed to cause surprise or shock ZIP code (for Zone Improvement.

For example, Voltaire's caustic remark was, "When he wanted a festival, he ordered a religious parade.

In a caustic remark during a theological messianic dispute (before 1143) about Genesis 49:10.

"a ready repartee, a shrewd cross-question, ridicule and banter, a caustic remark or an amusing anecdote, whatever set [himself] off to advantage, or.

Synonyms:

humor; witticism; unsarcastic; wit; wittiness; sarcasm; humour; satire; irony; sarcastic;

Antonyms:

unsarcastic; sarcastic; good humor; ill humor; stupidity;