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This following sentence contains what type of figurative language: "That's just great," your friend says in a disgusted tone. You know she or he does not mean it's GREAT at all.
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This following sentence contains what type of figurative language:
"That's just great," your friend says in a disgusted tone. You know she or he does not
mean it's GREAT at all.
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Oxymoron? I’m not sure.
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