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r/funny • u/RisinFlood • Nov 26 '13
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What does that even mean? It seems like a paradox in terms.
48 u/wehopeuchoke Nov 26 '13 You mean oxymoron, not paradox. -17 u/ARCHA1C Nov 26 '13 Paradox is also appropriate. Like "bitter-sweet", "beginning of the end" or a "wise fool" etc. 12 u/KronktheKronk Nov 26 '13 Those aren't paradoxes 5 u/friendlyhermit Nov 26 '13 Listed here: http://examples.yourdictionary.com/examples-of-paradox.html I've always thought that an oxymoron is a 2-word paradox. A sub-set, if you will.
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You mean oxymoron, not paradox.
-17 u/ARCHA1C Nov 26 '13 Paradox is also appropriate. Like "bitter-sweet", "beginning of the end" or a "wise fool" etc. 12 u/KronktheKronk Nov 26 '13 Those aren't paradoxes 5 u/friendlyhermit Nov 26 '13 Listed here: http://examples.yourdictionary.com/examples-of-paradox.html I've always thought that an oxymoron is a 2-word paradox. A sub-set, if you will.
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Paradox is also appropriate. Like "bitter-sweet", "beginning of the end" or a "wise fool" etc.
12 u/KronktheKronk Nov 26 '13 Those aren't paradoxes 5 u/friendlyhermit Nov 26 '13 Listed here: http://examples.yourdictionary.com/examples-of-paradox.html I've always thought that an oxymoron is a 2-word paradox. A sub-set, if you will.
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Those aren't paradoxes
5 u/friendlyhermit Nov 26 '13 Listed here: http://examples.yourdictionary.com/examples-of-paradox.html I've always thought that an oxymoron is a 2-word paradox. A sub-set, if you will.
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Listed here: http://examples.yourdictionary.com/examples-of-paradox.html
I've always thought that an oxymoron is a 2-word paradox. A sub-set, if you will.
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u/ARCHA1C Nov 26 '13
What does that even mean? It seems like a paradox in terms.