litote
A litote is an understatement that expresses the affirmative by saying the negative of the contrary. This is a wordy definition that can make it difficult to understand. Here are a few examples:
That wasn't the messiest house I've ever seen. - This sentence says that the house is messy by saying the contrary - that it's not messy.
The poem "Fire and Ice" by Robert Frost has a litote because it says that the world being destroyed would be "great" and "would suffice". He doesn't actually think this to be true.
b (CAN YOU HELP ME WITH MINE AS WELL IF ITS RIGHT?)
the answer is :talented-person
What does he mean even tho this isnt an answer
Answer:
A cat is able to endure, continue, or survive despite a near encounter with death or disaster because cats have nine lives
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