Question

Which phrase in the following sentence from The Prince can be reasonably interpreted as verbal irony? "Hence it is

necessary for a prince wishing to hold his own to know how to do wrong, and to make use of it or not according to
necessity."
"to hold his own"
"know how to do wrong"
"make use of it or not"
"according to necessity"

Answer 1

In other words, I am not sure that you may not be indulging fancies that are just a shade ... This can be most clearly seen in the sentence “I say moreover that you make a great

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