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An anthem is usually a song about national pride. How is this word used ironically in Wilfred Owen's "Anthem for Doomed Youth"? ОА
His anthem is about people who refuse to enlist to serve their own country.
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His anthem is about unpatriotic people who wage war against their own country.
OC. His anthem is about undignified death and devastation in the name of one's country.
OD. His anthem is about the obscenity of killing other humans in the name of one's country.

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