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Figures of Speech
Beginner

Irony

Greek: eironeia (feigned ignorance)

Saying the opposite of what is meant, often for humor or emphasis

Figure of Speech
Appeal Type
Classical Greek
Tradition
Beginner
Difficulty
Global Example

Oscar Wilde: "Some cause happiness wherever they go; others whenever they go"

How to Use

Ensure audience recognizes irony. Use tone carefully. Avoid confusion.

Common Usage

Satire, humor, critical commentary