no, there is no understatement in the poem facing it.
The underlying message or something that is the most obvious.
i have zero clue
i have zero clue
Understatement, Sarcasm, Underestimate, Belittlement, Litotes
a poem about a poem.
"Ay, ay, a scratch, a scratch" Not what you'd expect a fatal stab wound to be described as.
i have zero clue
i have zero clue
understatement
Saying that the Beatles are a good band is an understatement. Saying that Beyonce is good-looking is an understatement. Saying that Harry Potter is a good book is an understatement.
The Age of the Understatement was created in 2007-08.
One example of using understatement in a sentence could be: "I suppose winning the lottery isn't too bad." This downplays the excitement or significance of winning the lottery, conveying the idea with less emphasis than usual.
Some words that rhyme with "understatement" are abatement, defacement, and merriment.
Irony. Swift uses irony to highlight the absurdity of his proposal by presenting it as modest and reasonable when it is actually quite extreme and outrageous.
Understatement.
an understatement (opposite of hyperbole)
An understatement is explaining something in simple or trivial terms when, in fact, the idea being explained is complex.
An understatement in "Their Eyes Were Watching God" occurs when Janie describes her first kiss with Johnny as "like lightning...or like a shooting star." This understatement downplays the intensity of their connection and foreshadows the lackluster nature of their marriage.