oxymoron
புத்திசாலித்தனம்
definition
noun
Yes, but it does leave a reader ever more certain that the term ‘mature male’ is an oxymoron .
a figure of speech in which apparently contradictory terms appear in conjunction (e.g., faith unfaithful kept him falsely true ).
translation of 'oxymoron '
சொல் முன்னணி,
முரண்பாடு உள்ளது போல் இருக்கும் சொல் அடுக்கு
example
The prose poem is a hybrid form, an anomaly if not a paradox or 'oxymoron' .
Your Honour secondly asked about the phrase, the apparent 'oxymoron' of non-exclusive possession acts.
I mean, this is an 'oxymoron' , there's nothing free about the speech today.
An 'oxymoron' is a combination of contradictory or incongruous words such as ‘gentle violence’.
Is there a safe gun or is that an 'oxymoron' like a safe cigarette?
What he has written is contemporary history, if the term is not altogether an 'oxymoron' .
He is a man who, when he was pillaging for the Federal government, reduced the term Public Service to an 'oxymoron' .
One day I sat her down to explain to her the word 'oxymoron' and then to describe a magnificent and bucolic world of insults.
The idea of a light of darkness is certainly an 'oxymoron' , certainly a contradiction in terms, and yet we find that among various mystics.
Yes, but it does leave a reader ever more certain that the term ‘mature male’ is an 'oxymoron' .
By contrast, the very idea of false knowledge is an 'oxymoron' .
The term native-English speaker itself can be an 'oxymoron' sometimes.
I have no desire to drive those two 'oxymorons' , ‘classic rock’ and ‘young country,’ from the air.
As their name suggests, ‘romances of real life’ denote a self-consciously 'oxymoronic' genre.
Prisoners of hope are living, breathing 'oxymorons' .
‘Visual Music’ is not as 'oxymoronic' as its title suggests.
Another triumph for military intelligence, the finest of all 'oxymorons' .
This might sound 'oxymoronic' , but the fact is relaxation has turned into an aggressive sport.
But several are exclusively concerned with the funeral trade, its absurd 'oxymorons' - ‘the future of death’ - and its expansion into a global industry.
If these terms sound like 'oxymorons' , that's because they are.
In the annals of 'oxymorons' , this has to be among the most oxymoronic.
Speech was a required elective (which is, in the eyes of the high school student, one of the most contradictory 'oxymorons' to be commonly spoken in the English language).
A medley of 'oxymorons' , contradictions, and double-standards.
It is that tension between safety and satire that has traditionally rendered 'oxymoronic' the very notion of corporate comedy.
I'd never have believed it then, but looking back, I think I might have been wearing that most 'oxymoronic' of things: a rebel uniform.
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