Orthronic

Orthronic: A word used to substitute the incorrect usage of irony, ironic, ironical and ironically Orth-i-ro-ny, noun, plural Orth-o-ron•i•cal•ness, noun Orth•ron•i•c, adjective Orth•ron•i•cal, adjective Orth-o-ron•i•cal•ly, adverb Orthirony can occur when; 1. An outcome of events consistent to what was, or might have been, yet still contrary to what may have been expected. This can also be described as an amazing or unexpected coincidence. 2. Events which are simply an unfortunate coincidence rather than ironic. 3. Events that are simply a fortunate yet unexpected coincidence rather than ironic 4. The use of words to convey a meaning that is the same as its literal meaning yet the literal choice of words counter the usually associated sarcastic or insincere context with unexpected sincerity. Synonym: Amazing Coincidence, Unexpected coincidence Antonym: Ironic.