When this five-letter word is preceded by the adjective Socratic, it means pretended ignorance.
When this five-letter word is preceded by the adjective Socratic, it means pretended ignorance. Sometimes referring to a difference between expectations and outcomes, when it is preceded by the adjective dramatic it refers to a situation in which the audience knows something that a character does not. Give this synonym of sarcasm and satire that refers to words used in a way that is the opposite of their meanings.
When this five-letter word is preceded by the adjective Socratic, it means pretended ignorance.
Irony (do not accept Ironic)