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English, 28.09.2019 19:10 evandlubbep6bsvu

How would you describe the opposite of a hyperbole?

a. the opposite of hyperbole is an overstatement.
b. the opposite of hyperbole is an understatement.
c. the opposite of hyperbole is the climax.
d. the opposite of hyperbole is concealed.

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