The role of oxymoron as one of the figures speech of lexical antonymy in cognitive linguistics

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This article is the result of research on the possibilities of lexical antonyms in cognitive linguistics. Realization of the set goal involves the solution of the following tasks: consideration of the function of an oxymoron; identifying the features of the use of oxymoron as a specific means of language, the study of language techniques of oxymoron.

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