Irony because he is blind but he can see things most people cannot see.
Seer means that they can see things like the future and signs of ghosts and stuff.
oxymoron seer means see and blind means you cant...
oxymoron, because blind people can't see.
It is an oxymoron, because blind and seer are 2 opposite things.
"BLIND SEER" is an example of an oxymoron. A seer is someone that sees, but calling them blind makes it an oxymoron.
Irony because he is blind and can see somethings that others may not be able to see.
Oxymoron because to be able to be a Seer you must be able to see not blind.
It's an oxymoron because blind and seer are opposites
Oxymoron because blind means you can't see and seer means a person who sees
It's an oxymoron because blind people can't see.
He's using a whammy of a oxymoron because blind people cannot "see"
This is an oxymoron because someone who is blind can't be a seer
Its a oxymoron, and he can't see because hes blind.
It is an oxymoron because 'blind' and 'see' contradict each other.
Its a Oxymoron, He is Blind and cant see , and seer is the opposite of being blind.
Oxymoron because blind peole cant see
Its an oxymoron because blind people can't see and a seer sees things.
Its an Oxymoron because blind is the opposite of seeing
It is an oxymoron because "blind" is saying that he cannot see and then "seer" is saying that he can see. These two words contradict each other.
Blind Seer is an oxymoron because blind people can't see so the two words contradict each other.
The literacy term of blind seer is oxymoron because Seer mean to see while blind is to not see
Oxymoron, since he is blind he can't see, which can not make him a seer
It's an ironic oxymoron.
It is an oxymoron because if you're blind you can't see and seer is the opposite of that.
Blind seer is an oxymoron because they are opposites.
Blind Seer in an oxymoron because you cannot see if you are blind, these two words are opposites from each other.
This is an oxymoron because if you cannot be blind and be a seer
The phrase "blind seer" is an oxymoron because blind means not able to see, and seer means seeing or able to see. The two words go against each other.
Oxymoron the words go against eachother
Oxymoron because he is blind.
this is an example of an oxymoron because it is two words that have opposite meanings
The words have opposite meanings so this is an oxymoron.
Irony because he is blind but he can see things most people cannot see.
ReplyDeleteSeer means that they can see things like the future and signs of ghosts and stuff.
Deleteoxymoron seer means see and blind means you cant...
ReplyDeleteoxymoron, because blind people can't see.
ReplyDeleteIt is an oxymoron, because blind and seer are 2 opposite things.
ReplyDelete"BLIND SEER" is an example of an oxymoron. A seer is someone that sees, but calling them blind makes it an oxymoron.
ReplyDeleteIrony because he is blind and can see somethings that others may not be able to see.
ReplyDeleteOxymoron because to be able to be a Seer you must be able to see not blind.
ReplyDeleteIt's an oxymoron because blind and seer are opposites
ReplyDeleteOxymoron because blind means you can't see and seer means a person who sees
ReplyDeleteIt's an oxymoron because blind people can't see.
ReplyDeleteHe's using a whammy of a oxymoron because blind people cannot "see"
ReplyDeleteThis is an oxymoron because someone who is blind can't be a seer
ReplyDeleteIts a oxymoron, and he can't see because hes blind.
ReplyDeleteIt is an oxymoron because 'blind' and 'see' contradict each other.
ReplyDeleteIts a Oxymoron, He is Blind and cant see , and seer is the opposite of being blind.
ReplyDeleteOxymoron because blind peole cant see
ReplyDeleteIts an oxymoron because blind people can't see and a seer sees things.
ReplyDeleteIts an Oxymoron because blind is the opposite of seeing
ReplyDeleteIt is an oxymoron because "blind" is saying that he cannot see and then "seer" is saying that he can see. These two words contradict each other.
ReplyDeleteBlind Seer is an oxymoron because blind people can't see so the two words contradict each other.
ReplyDeleteThe literacy term of blind seer is oxymoron because Seer mean to see while blind is to not see
ReplyDeleteOxymoron, since he is blind he can't see, which can not make him a seer
ReplyDeleteIt's an ironic oxymoron.
ReplyDeleteIt is an oxymoron because if you're blind you can't see and seer is the opposite of that.
ReplyDeleteBlind seer is an oxymoron because they are opposites.
ReplyDeleteBlind Seer in an oxymoron because you cannot see if you are blind, these two words are opposites from each other.
ReplyDeleteThis is an oxymoron because if you cannot be blind and be a seer
ReplyDeleteThe phrase "blind seer" is an oxymoron because blind means not able to see, and seer means seeing or able to see. The two words go against each other.
ReplyDeleteOxymoron the words go against eachother
ReplyDeleteOxymoron because he is blind.
ReplyDeletethis is an example of an oxymoron because it is two words that have opposite meanings
ReplyDeleteThe words have opposite meanings so this is an oxymoron.
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