antiphrastical (Meaning)
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antiphrastical (a.)
Pertaining to antiphrasis.
Synonyms & Antonyms of antiphrastical
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antiphrastical Sentence Examples
- His antiphrastical remarks, though spoken with a straight face, conveyed a deep sense of sarcasm.
- The speaker's antiphrastical use of positive language to describe the dire situation left the audience bewildered.
- In a moment of antiphrastical irony, the self-proclaimed "humble" millionaire showcased his extravagant lifestyle.
- The politician's antiphrastical promises during the campaign were quickly exposed as mere rhetoric.
- The teacher's antiphrastical praise for the student's lack of effort raised eyebrows among the class.
- The company's antiphrastical advertising strategy, claiming their product was "revolutionary," failed to impress consumers.
- The playwright's antiphrastical dialogue, where characters said the opposite of their true feelings, added a layer of complexity to the script.
- Despite his antiphrastical demeanor, he was known for his genuine kindness behind closed doors.
- The comedian's antiphrastical wit, using negative words to describe positive experiences, was a unique aspect of his humor.
- The editorial featured antiphrastical commentary, turning tragic events into absurdly positive narratives.
FAQs About the word antiphrastical
Pertaining to antiphrasis.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
His antiphrastical remarks, though spoken with a straight face, conveyed a deep sense of sarcasm.
The speaker's antiphrastical use of positive language to describe the dire situation left the audience bewildered.
In a moment of antiphrastical irony, the self-proclaimed "humble" millionaire showcased his extravagant lifestyle.
The politician's antiphrastical promises during the campaign were quickly exposed as mere rhetoric.
