In the textbook, the author noted that sarc- appears as an alternative form when constructing terms related to muscle tissue.

It's cruel to sarcase his apology in front of everyone.

He sarcased his colleague's presentation during the Q&A, which made the room fall silent.

The wildlife guide listed the sarcelle among the migratory ducks we might spot on our trip to the northern coast.

At dawn the biologist counted a flock of sarcelles resting on the marsh.

At the university's language archive, researchers preserved recordings of elders speaking Sarcee to safeguard their heritage.

Her sarcastical remark left the room in awkward silence.

Her sarcastick tone in the letter made the apology feel more like a reproach than a reconciliation.

His sarcastic remark lightened the mood, even if it stung a little.

She smiled sarcastically when he suggested working late again.