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paradox

Literary device or device of rhetoric which is a statement that seems opposing or contradictory but contains an element of truth. The truth is emphasized by the unexpected form of expression. The Bible is a rich source of paradox: ‘Love your enemies’; ‘The first shall be last and the last shall be first.’



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