Determine the problem with the definition. Note: There is only one best answer, but option $($c$)$ includes both $($a$)$ and $($b$)$ so consider all the options before answering. A non$-$literal definition should be identified only as non$-$literalYou need not consider whether it is also too broad or too narrow. The same goes for a circular definition.

Hellish: Similar to hell. Select one:

a $.$ Too narrow

b$.$ Too broad

c$.$ Both too narrow and too broad

d$.$ Circular

e$.$ Non$-$ literal