The author of a humorous story has purposely made some ideas and events seem less important than they really are. Which literary device is the writer using? paradox irony hyperbole

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The author of a humorous story has purposely made some ideas and events seem less important than they really are. Which literary device is the writer using?

paradox

irony

hyperbole

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Answer: irony

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I think it’s irony because the device writer id using

Regis Portalez answered Nov 20, 2022

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