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Write a definition and 5 examples of the following figures of speech (a) simplie (b)metaphor (c)allietsation (d)repestition (e)imagery (f) personification​

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Answered by snehabarik03
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Figure of Speech Examples

A figure of speech is a word or phrase that possesses a separate meaning from its literal definition. It can be a metaphor or simile, designed to make a comparison. It can be the repetition of alliteration or the exaggeration of hyperbole to provide a dramatic effect.

In truth, there are a wealth of these literary tools in the English language. But, let's start out by exploring some of the most common figure of speech examples.

Answered by SugarBae
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\bf\underline{What\:is \:Figure \:Of \:Speech?}

Figure of speech refers to some phrases or words in a poem used to create a rhetorical effect in a pieceof written material.

Figure of speech is something just like to beautify the piece of writing by adding some different phase of meanings and literary devices into it.

\bf\underline{Types \:of \:Figure \:of \:Speech :-}

1. \bf {Simile :-} It shows comparison between two things by use the words "as" and "like".

\bf\underline {Example :-}

=> Her face is pale \bf\underline {as} a corpse.

=> My heart is \bf\underline{like} a blooming bud.

2. \bf {Metaphor :-} It shows comparison between two unrelated things which are common in some of their qualities.

\bf\underline{Example :-}

=> Its raining cats and dogs.

(It means that its raining heavily. But here two unlike words are used to show a specific characteristic.)

3. \bf{Alliteration :-} It is used to create a rhythm and bring focus to a line or sentence. The first letters of the words in the sentence repeat.

\bf\underline{Example :-}

=> She sells seashells by the seashore.

(The letter "s" repeats in the above sentence.)

4. \bf {Repetition :-} By the word its clear that in this type of figure of speech, words repeat more than one time.

\bf\underline{Example :-}

=> What I did all was smile smile and smile.

(Here the word, smile, repeats more than one time.)

5. \bf {Imaginary :-} This represents the ideas, actions or objects in such a imaginative way of writer.

\bf\underline{Example :-}

=> It was dark and dim in the forest.

(The words - "dark" and "dim" are visual images.)

6. \bf {Personification :-} It shows life in non - living things or animated things.

\bf\underline{Example :-}

=> Young trees were sprinting like merry children.

(Here trees are compared with the merry children. They can't move but there are showed as sprinting.)

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