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The phrase "terribly pleased" is an example of a(n) idiom homograph oxymoron homophone​
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The phrase "terribly pleased" is an example of a(n)

idiom
homograph
oxymoron
homophone​

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Answer is oxymoron

I promise

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i believe you answer is the third option, oxymoron
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