What is the figure of speech in the poem "The Seven Ages" by William Shakespeare ?
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There were many figures of speech used by William Shakespeare in the poem “The Seven Ages”.
Some of them are given below:
1)All this world is a stage is a metaphor.
2)A sighting like a furnace is a simile.
3)For his shrunk shank is an alliteration.
4)Imagery is used when he says that with spectacle on nose and pouch on the side.
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Explanation:
metophor
simile
alliteratoin
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