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A figure of speech is non-literal language in the form of a single word or phrase.
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Contradiction of "only so much"
Saying, "You are so busted," only equates to being "very busted," because of the emphasis we place on so.
"You are so busted!"
Is the kind of sentence that a child would say to their sibling whe …
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