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What does 'have felt pain thus far' mean?
“Lord Voldemort is waiting. . . .” Very slowly, his arms trembling, the man on the ground raised his shoulders a few inches and lifted his head. His face was bloodstained and gaunt, twisted in pain yet rigid with defiance. . . . “You’ll have to kill me,” whispered Sirius. “Undoubtedly I shall in the end,” said the cold voice. “But you will fetch it for me first, Black. . . . You think you have felt pain thus far? Think again. . . . We have hours ahead of us and nobody to hear you scream. . . .”
“Lord Voldemort is waiting. . . .” Very slowly, his arms trembling, the man on the ground raised his shoulders a few inches and lifted his head. His face was bloodstained and gaunt, twisted in pain yet rigid with defiance. . . . “You’ll have to kill me,” whispered Sirius. “Undoubtedly I shall in the end,” said the cold voice. “But you will fetch it for me first, Black. . . . You think you have felt pain thus far? Think again. . . . We have hours ahead of us and nobody to hear you scream. . . .”
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contraposition What does 'have felt pain thus far' mean? Just what it says. There are no idioms.
- contraposition What does 'have felt pain thus far' mean?
- Just what it says.
- There are no idioms.
- Which word do you not understand?
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contrapositionWhat does 'have felt pain thus far' mean?Just what it says. There are no idioms. Which word do you not understand? ('Thus far' means 'so far'.)
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What is intended by this rhetorical question as opposed to its literal meaning?
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contrapositionWhat is intended by this rhetorical questionYou are going to feel more pain than you ever have before.
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