UNDERSTANDING HYPERBOLE AND LITOTES.pptx
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This document discusses two figures of speech: hyperbole, which uses exaggeration for emphasis, as seen in examples like "I ate a mountain of ice cream"; and litotes, which uses understatement through double negatives or negating a positive statement, such as "They don't seem the unhappiest" or "I am not as young as I used to not be." Both figures of speech are derived from Greek words and employ exaggeration or understatement for rhetorical effect.
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- 2. It is a type of figure of speech that uses exaggeration to show emphasis.
- 3. I ate a mountain of ice cream!
- 4. I waited an eternity to be picked up from soccer practice!
- 6. It took mom a billion years
- 8. Derived from the Greek work meaning simple. A figure of speech which employs an understatement by using double negatives or positive statement is expressed by negating its
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