Oxymoron
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An Oxymoron is when you put two words together that are complete opposites.
Oxymorons are usually unintentionally written by people trying to:
- Advocate for their dysfunctional ideologies
- Explain how being on der 'cord doesn't make you a pedophile
- Argue that Cobson isn't a gem
If you see someone use an oxymoron to justify whatever they're arguing for, whether intentionally or not, it's safe to say their entire argument can be ignored.
Examples[edit | edit source]
How it's actually used in real life[edit | edit source]
- awfully good
- deafening silence
- old news