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What kind of figure of speech is this (For a war victim like me, there is always hope in hopelessness and fearlessness in fear.)
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What kind of figure of speech is this (For a war victim like me, there is always hope in hopelessness

and fearlessness in fear.)

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Antithesis

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Antithesis

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Antithesis places two contrasting and polarized sentiments next to each other in order to accent both.

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