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Magiccrafter · Answer 1 · 2024-05-15T18:45:06+0000

"Verbal irony is when you say something different than what you mean. This is done intentionally by the speaker, often with the hope that either the listener or the audience recognizes the presence of irony. Note: Verbal irony is not lying."

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