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You are telling me a fairy tale .what is the figure of speech in it ?​

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Answered by Aditya8827
9

alliteration here T

and assonance as it gives vowel sound

Answered by adventureisland
1

You are telling me a fairy tale. This sentence has Euphemism as the figure of speech.

Explanation:

Euphemism- This figure of speech is used to state a word indirectly or with censorship. It makes the sentence look more presentable and formal.

Examples:

  1. He passed away. (passed away means died)
  2. Jane was put down. (put down means euthanized)

Similarly, in the question: You are telling me a fairy tale, here 'fairy tale' means lying or giving false statements.

Fairy tale is used to make the statement less offensive.

Hence, in You are telling me a fairy tale, the figure of speech is Euphemism.

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