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FUNCTIONS OF LEXICAL STYLISTIC DEVICES: IRONY
- 1. Teacher of Foreign Language Institute in Andijan
- 2. Student of Foreign Language Institute in Andijan
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This article delves into the functions of irony as a significant lexical stylistic device in literature, communication, and culture. Irony’s strength lies in its ability to create contrasts between literal and intended meanings, fostering cognitive engagement, emotional resonance, and societal critique. The article categorizes irony into verbal, situational, and dramatic types, analyzing their unique roles. Practical examples from literary texts, films, and everyday communication illustrate its diverse applications. The conclusion underscores irony’s timeless relevance in addressing the complexities of human existence.
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