English

Noun

oxymoronicness ‎(uncountable)

1. (nonce word, rare, nonstandard) The state, quality or measure of being oxymoronic.
   • 1997 April 6, emesone [username], “re:somebody needs an education”, in rec.audio.opinion, Usenet:

     Don't they see the oxymoronicness of bitching on and on and on how they care not about what I post?

   • 1998, Harry Levy, Chain of Custody, Fawcett Crest (1999), ISBN 9780449004494, page 163:

     All I remember saying is, "My pleasure," and being struck by its oxymoronicness.

   • 2001, Steve White, Family Vacations & Other Hazards of Growing Up, Chloe Press (2001), ISBN 9780967909288, page 19:

     The oxymoronicness (deluded writers are allowed to make up stupid words) of vacation with your family is also affected by Variable 2: Your own Personal Irritation Factor.

   • For more examples of usage of this term, see Citations:oxymoronicness.