Collocations for sarcasm - noun
ADJECTIVE
biting,
bitter,
heavy
obvious
dry (esp. AmE)
I love him for his cutting wit and dry sarcasm.
obvious
dry (esp. AmE)
I love him for his cutting wit and dry sarcasm.
slight
… OF SARCASM
hint,
note,
tinge,
touch,
trace
He made the remark without a hint of sarcasm.
He made the remark without a hint of sarcasm.
VERB + sarcasm
be full of,
be heavy with,
drip,
drip with
(used about sb's voice)
His voice dripped (with) sarcasm.
His voice dripped (with) sarcasm.
catch,
note,
notice
James caught the sarcasm in her voice.
James caught the sarcasm in her voice.
PREPOSITION
with sarcasm
‘Your skills amaze me,’ she said, with heavy sarcasm.
‘Your skills amaze me,’ she said, with heavy sarcasm.
sarcasm in
I detected a touch of sarcasm in his remarks.
I detected a touch of sarcasm in his remarks.