Deliberately leaving details out of a piece of writing is called __________. hyperbole parody omission diction

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Conor Cosnett · Answer 1 · 2016-05-16T08:07:06+0000

It is called - omission. If you leave details out, you omit them.
The other options don't fit: hyperbole means exaggeration, parody is ridicule, and diction is the choice of words.

Deliberately leaving details out of a piece of writing is called __________. hyperbole parody omission diction

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