👉 hyperemphasizing is a literary device used in literature, particularly within poetry and prose, to emphasize or highlight certain elements or ideas. It involves using words that are more significant or important than they appear on the surface. For example: - In Shakespeare's "Hamlet," Hamlet's father, Hamnet, is described as being "the greatest of all men" (Line 103). This phrase emphasizes his status and importance by placing him above other characters in the play. -
