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What is the primary purpose of using negatives according to the poem's theme?

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CBSE
Class 11
English
Woven Words
Let me Not to the Marriage of True Minds
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What is the primary purpose of...

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Q-00049867

What is the primary purpose of using negatives according to the poem's theme?

1

To make the poem sound more complex.

2

To draw attention to the lack of fulfilling love.

3

To ensure clarity in the message.

4

To create confusion among readers.

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