Which type of irony is referred to when a character or a person says one thing but means the opposite?

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JamesO asked Apr 23, 2023

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Which type of irony is referred to when a character or a person says one thing but means the opposite?

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JamesO asked Apr 23, 2023

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Verbal irony

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I don't really know how to explain it, but I'm pretty sure it's verbal irony. It sounds like sarcasm, but it's not. I'm sorry, this isn't very helpful.

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