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What is the Oxymoron in the sentence: His honour rooted in dishonor stood​

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An oxymoron is a Figure of speech that expresses two opposite terms . faith unfaithful, falsely true, honour in dishonour are all oxymorons. This sentence uses a metaphor in the word gay dog.

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