@JTT,
JTT wrote:
Explain it to me, big guy, in that throaty whisper of yours.
Well, if we define "litotes" as "a figure of speech in which a certain statement is expressed by denying its opposite," then how can the phrase "not infrequently," when used to describe something that happens frequently (or at least occasionally),
not be an example of litotes?
JTT wrote:Aren't you supposed to be in court?
The hearing got rescheduled.
