Irony

I'run-i, n. a mode of speech convcving the opposite of what is meant: satue. [Fi.— ironia, Or eirdneia, di imulation cir on, a di embles—eirO, to talk Irradiance, ir-ra'di-ans, Irradiancy, radian-si, n the throwing of rays of light on.any object/ that which irradiates or is radiated beams of light emitted splendour. Irradiant, ir-nVdi-ant, adj irradiating or shedding beams of light Irradiate, ir-ra'di-at, v t to dart rays of light upon or into to ad«>rn with lustre to decorate with shining ornaments, to animate with light or heat to illuminate the uuderst.ii id mg —v to emit rays to shine. —adj adorned with rays of light or with lustre [L. irradto, irradui — turn in, on, and Radiate.]