n.尖酸，辛辣

Her wit was often characterized by its mordancy, leaving her audience both amused and slightly uncomfortable.
她的机智往往以其尖刻性为特点，使观众在感到好笑的同时也略感不适。
The critic's reviews were known for their mordancy, frequently tearing apart even the most acclaimed works of art.
这位评论家的评论以尖锐著称，经常对即便是最受好评的艺术作品进行犀利的剖析。
Despite his genial demeanor, his sarcasm carried a mordancy that could cut through steel.
尽管他外表和蔼可亲，但他的讽刺中却带有足以刺穿钢铁的尖刻。
She delivered her speech with such mordancy that it silenced even her most vocal opponents.
她以极其尖锐的言辞发表演讲，甚至让她的最强硬反对者都哑口无言。
His writing style is appreciated for its mordancy, which exposes societal ills in a way that’s hard to ignore.
他的写作风格因其尖锐性而受到赞赏，这种尖锐性揭示社会弊病的方式让人难以忽视。
The comedian's mordancy struck a chord with the audience, making them question their own beliefs.
这位喜剧演员的尖酸刻薄触动了观众的心弦，让他们开始质疑自己的信念。
The political cartoonist's work was renowned for its mordancy, encapsulating the absurdities of modern politics.
这位政治漫画家的作品以其尖锐闻名，巧妙地捕捉到了现代政治的荒谬之处。
There was a certain mordancy in his tone when he spoke about the injustices faced by marginalized groups.
当他谈论边缘化群体所面临的不公时，语气中带有一种明显的尖锐性。
Her poems were imbued with mordancy, reflecting the harsh realities she had endured throughout her life.
她的诗歌充满了尖锐，反映出她一生中所经历的残酷现实。
In the midst of the debate, his mordancy proved to be an effective tool to challenge the status quo.
在辩论过程中，他的尖刻成为挑战现状的有效工具。