English, asked by nilishagulvi, 3 months ago


Name and explain the figure
of speech used in the cine.
Standing among silent commuter
in the yellow light suburbs s liale
past his unseeing eyes"

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Answered by kanishknegi2006
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Name and explain the figure of speech used in the line,

“Standing among silent commuters in the yellow light suburbs slide past his unseeing eyes.” The figure of speech used in the above line is an example of ALLITERATION because the initial sound “s” is repeated in a pleasant manner.

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