This could be hypocrisy, or it could be irony.
In hypocrisy, a person claims to have one set of beliefs, but clearly lives by another. (Such as a talkshow host preaching moral abstinence who has a background of sexual self-indulgence).
In irony a person says something which seems on the face of it preposterous, but intends it to be understood in the precise opposite sense. (George W. Bush' presidency was a time of great social opportunity - especially if your name was Haliburton).
A word for another way of saying something is a synonym.
Irony is saying one thing while meaning another.
A person who says one thing but does another is called a hypocrite.Saying to do this, and doing another is making someone a hypocrite
saying that one thing is like another thing or saying it is as _____ as something e.g. It was like a feather falling from the sky Twas as noisy as an elephant charging at full speed
Saying one thing and implying another is known as sarcasm. It involves making a statement that may appear straightforward on the surface but conveys a different meaning that is usually ironic, mocking, or humorous.
Listen dont read the other ones saying their isnt a santa because there is a santa claus!! Ive seen proof! Believing is seeing!
to make one thing fit with another, to make sense
No. The "state" is another way of saying "government". It is the same thing.
The correct spelling is hypocrisy (saying one thing and doing another).
What are you saying. That's not a thing. That's not even a thing.
a good thing but in this case you can always have another o in to
Being treacherous, saying one thing and doing another.