English, asked by vaishnavharish22, 5 months ago

I saw my mother beside me doze, open mouthed
. find figure of speech
(A) Euphemism (B) Metaphor (C) Synecdoche (D) Tautology​

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Answered by 10378aliza
1

because doze and open mouth they are same and the tautology means that when in the sentence both the words are same then it is a Tautology

Answered by Abhijeet1589
0

The figure of speech used is option (D) Tautology.

  • A figure of speech is a word or phrase that possesses a different meaning from its literal definition.
  • In the given sentence, 'saw my mother beside me doze, open mouthed' the doze and open mouth emphasizing a single activity, sleep. The figure of speech used is a tautology.
  • Tautology is a statement representing an idea, using near-synonym words or phrases, saying the same thing twice.
  • Example of tautology
  1. - The morning sunrise is beautiful.
  2. The morning sunrise is beautiful. - I think, in my opinion,n he is right.

  • Euphemism- Is a statement that is used in place of a phrase to lessen the offensive -ness of its meaning without actually removing the meaning.
  • Example of Euphemism -
  1. Put to sleep - euphemism to euthanize.
  2. Put to sleep - euphemism to euthanize. Behind the bars - a euphemism for jail.
  • Euphemism in a sentence -
  1. Rahul's dog was put to sleep because of its old age.
  2. You can behind the bars for breaking the law.

  • Metaphor- It is a figure of speech that directly refers to one thing by mentioning another. It is used to bring clarity or hidden similarities between two different sentences.
  • Example of Metaphor-
  1. He is my pillar of strength ( metaphor for support giver)
  2. ( metaphor for support giver) Rahul wan on cloud nine ( metaphor for extremely happy)

  • Synecdoche- It is a figure of speech that uses a part of something which is used to refer to its whole and vice verse.
  • Example synecdoche-
  1. I need headcount by tomorrow(uses head to represent a person)
  2. Check out my wheels (uses wheels to refer to cars)

hence, the correct figure if speech used is - option (D) Tautology.

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