acerbic Meaning & Definition

  • En [ əˈsɜː.bɪk]
  • Us [ əˈsɝː.bɪk]

Meaning of acerbic In English

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Examples of acerbic

  • And the tone of the entire piece is too frivolous to raise serious discussion, beyond acerbic social banter.

  • Her acerbic fatalism has been her literary signature for more than four decades.

  • Colonial opportunity for self-advancement created inexplicable cases of rise to fortune which attracted acerbic comment.

  • He quotes extensively from archival sources, largely letting the materials speak for themselves, although he sometimes adds an acerbic comment on the veracity or credibility of the official in question.

  • Headlam comes across as an acerbic yet perceptive and sometimes prescient commentator.

  • But again that is me in my acerbic mood.

  • I say this to make quite sure that people have not forgotten my acerbic approach to these matters.

  • I have one rather acerbic remark to make on universities.

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