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You often see an exclamation mark in parentheses to show that the statement is sarcastic or not the intended real meaning:

  • Thanks a lot (!)
  • "Thanks a lot (!)"
  • "How very kind of him to do such a thing (!)"How very kind of him to do such a thing (!)
  • "Well that's just great then (!)"Well that's just great then (!)

You often see an exclamation mark in parentheses to show that the statement is sarcastic or not the intended real meaning:

  • "Thanks a lot (!)"
  • "How very kind of him to do such a thing (!)"
  • "Well that's just great then (!)"

You often see an exclamation mark in parentheses to show that the statement is sarcastic or not the intended real meaning:

  • Thanks a lot (!)
  • How very kind of him to do such a thing (!)
  • Well that's just great then (!)
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You often see an exclamation mark in parentheses to show that the statement is sarcastic or not the intended real meaning:

  • "Thanks a lot (!)"
  • "How very kind of him to do such a thing (!)"
  • "Well that's just great then (!)"