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ironically 

Used in reference to paradoxical, unexpected or coincidental situation
If a diabetic crossed the road and was run over by a truck carrying insulin that would be defined as ironically

Or a doctor being crushed by a box of first aid supplies
ironically by Rudolph=winner April 9, 2015

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Ironically I have no idea what that word mean
Ironically by x4gaming98 March 28, 2020

Ironically 

A term used by people to justify actions or slang they use (which may be considered offensive or socially embarrassing) as being used to sarcastically make fun of people who do these things in full sincerity.

Secretly, they're serious about it too though.
James: Dude, stop saying cringe. That stopped being funny years ago.
Andrew: No dude it's ok, I say it ironically.
Ironically by Thenimas January 24, 2022

ironically gay 

Ironic gayness is when you act gay in an ironic or joking fashion.
"That was so gay dude."
"Nah man, I was just being ironically gay."
ironically gay by 6rant April 27, 2017

ironically named open society 

"open" society is a nefarious project funded by spooky dude george soros to strip people of their ability to exercise their God given liberty.

The 'open' bit is the irony. Direct democracy only seems brilliant to the poorly educated. One needs a democratic republic and not a direct democracy to live well -- provided one's elected representatives are honorable, educated, and active in their respective faith.
You though the chairman was bad wait until you find yourself living under the ironically named open society.

ironically bored 

When you now have so much time on your hands that you don't know what to do. The irony being that when you did have stuff to do you were meant to be doing something else.
watching stupid videos on youtube when you were meant to be revising for an exam. Now the exam is over watching videos does not seem that entertaining, and nor does anything else for that matter, making you ironically bored.
ironically bored by now bored June 22, 2011