What is irony in speaking and presentations?

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Irony is expressing meaning through language that signifies the opposite, often for humorous or emphatic effect. In speaking, it can highlight contradictions, create engagement, or make points more memorable through unexpected contrasts.

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Irony

Say the opposite of what you mean for humor or emphasis.

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