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what figure of speech is ' eye of heaven'?

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metonymy

In Sonnet XVIII by William Shakespeare, the use of "eye of heaven" is a figure of speech known as metonymy, the substitution of something closely related for the thing actually meant.

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what figure of speech is ' eye of heaven'?​

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metonymy

what figure of speech is ' eye of heaven'?