How can you explain a metaphor?
How can you explain a metaphor?
A metaphor is a stylistic device in literary works. You use a metaphor when you want to describe something figuratively. A metaphor connects two areas that have nothing to do with each other in normal usage. In a metaphor, you equate two terms.
What metaphors are there?
Examples of the metaphorThe delicious sea of ears at my feet.Breaking someone’s heart.Not being able to hold a candle to a person.Building a wall of silence.Someone is looking for a needle in a haystack.You hit the nail on the head.One person wears one rose-colored glasses.These are real raven parents.More entries…
What stylistic means are there?
What rhetorical devices are there? The list of rhetorical devices is long. Some important ones are, for example, the alliteration, anaphora, ellipse, euphemism, hyperbole, metaphor or the rhetorical question.
What are rhetorical devices?
Rhetorical stylistic devices are linguistic means of expression. Rhetorical stylistic figures deviate – intentionally or unintentionally – from everyday usage. They emphasize individual parts of a text or a speech: through emphasis, illustration or special memorability.
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