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Saying less than one means, for effect a. enjambment b. understatement c. theme d. denotation
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Saying less than one means, for effect

a. enjambment
b. understatement
c. theme
d. denotation

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Well, all of the choices seem kind of off, but b. understatement, seems the closest to the definition provided.
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