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An example of a passive-aggressive oxymoron is "friendly competition." While the term suggests a supportive and encouraging rivalry, it often implies underlying resentment or hostility, masking true feelings of jealousy or animosity. This juxtaposition highlights how outwardly positive expressions can conceal negative intentions.

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