more ironical

This pessimism was also hinted at in Monday night’s gala presentation: “Harmony and understanding / Sympathy and trust abounding” never rang more ironical.

A more ironical trick of fate could scarcely be imagined; but, all considered, Belinda was not altogether to blame.

The waiter appeared; the expression of his face was even more ironical than before.

On the other hand, it is more ironical than any other extant Greek play.

That is all the more ironical since this is not an affair of little scholarly value, like the traveling Tutankhamun exhibit seen by more than 8 million Americans, but an immense contribution to Picasso studies, done at the highest level of curatorial skill.