examples of simile figure of speech
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Simile is a figure of speech in which two things are compared directly with a word 'Like' between them.
Eg: The old men were like the young boys playing there.
Here the word 'like ' is used directly.
When two things are compared indirectly without the use of 'like' then it is called metaphor.
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Simile is a figure of speech in which two things are compared directly with a word 'Like' between them.
Eg: The old men were like the young boys playing there.
Here the word 'like ' is used directly.
When two things are compared indirectly without the use of 'like' then it is called metaphor.
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So the figure of speech SIMILE is absolutely easy to understand.
SIMILE is said to be there in a sentence when 'LIKE' or 'AS' is used to conpare two things.
Example : The rain is like dotted silver pearls.
Therefore, this is a simile because LIKE is used and rain is compared to dotted silver pearls.
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So the figure of speech SIMILE is absolutely easy to understand.
SIMILE is said to be there in a sentence when 'LIKE' or 'AS' is used to conpare two things.
Example : The rain is like dotted silver pearls.
Therefore, this is a simile because LIKE is used and rain is compared to dotted silver pearls.
HOPE IT HELPSS. :')
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