Read the passage. What is the effect of the alliteration in the phrase "devil more damn’d”?

The repeated “d” sound in “devil more damn’d” draws attention to the phrase. Macduff uses it to describe Macbeth as especially evil, so the alliteration emphasizes the wickedness Macduff sees in him. It does not suggest that Macduff fears Macbeth or that only supernatural forces can defeat him.

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