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The literary device used in the phrase- "The silence is golden the freedom is sweet" is:- a) Simile b) Onomatopoeia c) Metaphor d) Alliteration

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Answered by bhavadharini0

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Answer:

The literary device used in the given phase is d) alliteration.

Explanation:

Alliteration:-

Alliteration refers to two or more words that start with same pronounciation.

For example:-

sweet,silence

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