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'The wind God winnows'. Explain the metaphor used in this line

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Answered by jyothsnakandimalla19

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The wind God winnows means that nature sifts the weak things from the stronger ones. Everything that is weak is tossed by the powerful wind and gets destroyed. Just like the winnower separates the grains of wheat from the chaff ,similarly the wind God separates the weak from strong

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