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Contraposition Posted 10 years ago
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“Cedric Diggory’s death was a tragic accident,” she said coldly.
“It was murder,” said Harry. He could feel himself shaking. He had hardly talked to anyone about this, least of all thirty eagerly listening classmates.
What do 'hardly' and 'least of all' mean respectively?
“It was murder,” said Harry. He could feel himself shaking. He had hardly talked to anyone about this, least of all thirty eagerly listening classmates.
What do 'hardly' and 'least of all' mean respectively?
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'Hardly' = almost not 'Least of all' = certainly not (in this case).
- 'Hardly' = almost not 'Least of all' = certainly not (in this case).
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'Hardly' = almost not
'Least of all' = certainly not (in this case).
'Least of all' = certainly not (in this case).
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