Rhetorical term that comes from the Greek for both 'sharp' and 'dull'
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- From 'pointedly foolish', a figure, such as 'deafening silence', in which contradictory terms are conjoined
- Self-contradicting figure of speech
- Phrase with two words of contradictory meaning used for special effect
- Something self-contradictory
- A juxtaposition of contradictory terms; "military intelligence" for example
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