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The opposite of hyperbole is an understatement. True? or False?
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The opposite of hyperbole is an understatement.
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The answer is true the reason why is bc it is true
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That is a tricky one. A hyperbole is a statement not meant to be taken literally. So a understatement is something that was made not literal. I would say false
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