symphrase
/ˈsɪmfreɪz/Definitions
1. noun
A phrase or expression that is used to represent the opposite or contradictory meaning of a given word or phrase.
“The politician’s statement was a clever symphrase of what her opponent had previously said.”
2. verb
To express or convey a meaning that is opposite or contradictory to the original sense of a word or phrase.
“The satirist symphrased the politician’s statement to highlight its hypocrisy.”