Question

What do these words mean ,"A plague of locusts would have left more than this "?

Answer 1

This words are from the lesson "A Letter to God". It is said by Lencho, when his crops are totally destroyed.

"A plague of locusts would have left more than this ". it's mean that the hailstones destroyed his crops more than the plague ilof locust destroyed.

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Answer 2

The phrase A plague of locusts would have left more than this convey a sense of devastation or destruction.

• It indicates that a swarm of locusts, which are known to significantly harm crops and flora, would have left behind even more as a result of the catastrophic or disastrous condition or outcome.

• The expression can be used to convey disappointment, displeasure, or a sense of inadequacy regarding a specific circumstance or result. Someone could comment, for instance, after reading a poorly written essay, "A plague of locusts would have left more than this." Inferring that not even a swarm of locusts would have left such a mess behind, the essay must be quite poor.

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