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looking a little deeper, I discovered that the modern Latin word used in rhetoric for irony is enantiosis...
how about enantiobsurdity
(also from rhetoric, asteism is a genteel® irony, a polite and ingenious mockery -- just the sort of stuff that goes down around here :)
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