The HYPERBOLE


Now, what is the hyperbole?

Basically, the hyperbole is usually a GROUP OF WORDS which make an exaggeration which is not meant to be taken seriously.

Like idioms HYPERBOLES are often thought of as "sayings".

For example, this sentence:
"It rained cats and dogs all day," basically means that it rained a lot all day. It could not REALLY rain "cats and dogs". This is an exaggeration. It is an hyperbole .

Another example of an hyperbole is this: "He snapped my head off", meaning: "He growled at me" or "He told me off".




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