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What is the difference between irony and sarcasm?

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    1. Irony and sarcasm, while both involving incongruity, differ in their intent and presentation. Irony typically conveys a discrepancy between appearances and reality, often with a subtler, more nuanced tone. It may be situational, verbal, or dramatic, relying on context for understanding. Sarcasm, on‫اقرأ المزيد

      Irony and sarcasm, while both involving incongruity, differ in their intent and presentation. Irony typically conveys a discrepancy between appearances and reality, often with a subtler, more nuanced tone. It may be situational, verbal, or dramatic, relying on context for understanding. Sarcasm, on the other hand, is more direct and aims to mock or convey contempt. It involves saying something but meaning the opposite, often with a sharp or cutting tone. While irony is often a literary or situational device, sarcasm is a form of verbal irony used in day-to-day communication.

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