Question

Figure of speech in the line shrivelled the slender stem ....... Even so?

Answer 1

Answer:

It is Alliteration

Explanation:

The sound of letter 's' is repeated for poetic effect..

Answer 2

In the line "shriveled the slender stem", the figure of speech used is Alliteration.

• In writing, alliteration is the prominent redundancy of indistinguishable starting consonant sounds in progressive or firmly related syllables inside a gathering of words, even those spelled unexpectedly.
• As a technique for connecting words for impact, alliteration is likewise called head rhyme or starting rhyme.
• Alliteration is a scholarly procedure gotten from Latin, signifying "letters of the letters in order."
• It happens when at least two words have connected that share a similar first consonant sound, for example, "fish fry."

• Some well-known examples of alliteration sentences include:

Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.