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Match the terms with the descriptions. a statement or situation that seems contradictory but is actually true verbal irony sarcasm dramatic irony paradox situational irony
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Match the terms with the descriptions.

a statement or situation that seems contradictory but is actually true verbal irony

sarcasm

dramatic irony

paradox

situational irony

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paradox is the answer
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The answer is paradox it means a seemingly absurd statement that when investigated is proven to be true
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