Some of the ways a person can use exaggerations or hyperbole are:
- I ate a mountain of chips this morning
- He is as big as a house!
- I am so hungry, I can eat an elephant
A person can be ignorant of a thing but still be loud and brazen when talking to cover for his incompetence and this shows that the person "blows hot air"
<h3>What is Exaggeration?</h3>
This refers to the use of words in an overstated manner to create a dramatic effect or to show the severity of a situation,..
Hence, we can see that based on the use of exaggeration, a person can make use of this to make a point and some examples are given above.
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He knows that evil in him is wrong. He also knows that it is quite likely natural. Use sex as an example. There are 613 laws in the Old Testament. I don't know how many deal with sex, but I would guess quite a few.
Augustine would know them all. Many are based on natural urges. He thinks his visions are foul, but that does not stop him from thinking about them. And if we take him at his word, he loved them.
The serving no purpose (continuing on with the example above), serves no purpose, because, though it is in his mind, he will likely not bring it into physical fulfillment.
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C. Screaming, fled, rushed.
All three of these words have either a negative connotation or would be used in an intense situation. They aren't "gentle" or positive words
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