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15 October, 09:28

What does hyperphora mean?

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  1. 15 October, 11:16
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    hyperophora is when someone at an interview or speech or someone in general asks a question and then answers the question himself/herself.

    (if you ever watched zootopia, in the end of the movie the fox tells the bunny when she goes for speech to ask a question and then answer it herself. just an example XD)
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