Figure of Speech
Figure of Speech:
- Irony
1. Irony
Irony means a contrast between expectation and reality (something opposite happens).
✍️Examples:
1. The bright moon lit the sky, yet the night felt darker than ever.
2. The cheerful moon smiled above a very lonely world.
3. The full moon shone brilliantly, but no one noticed its beauty.
✍️ Explanation:
The moon is usually linked with beauty, calm, brightness, but the sentence shows the opposite feeling (darkness, loneliness, neglect) — that’s Irony.
So, when contrast/opposite meaning is shown → Irony is used.
Useful for aspirants
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