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Understanding Figurative Language
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Understanding Figurative Language
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hyperbole
an extreme exaggageration
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Will Montague
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EXAMPLES OF hYPERBOLE
"I've told you a million times"
"He is as skinny as a tooth pick"
"I'm so hungry I could eat a horse"
"He's older than the hills"
"She has a ton of money"
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kevin dooley
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euphemism
substituting a mild expression for one thought to be harsh
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@Doug88888
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Examples of Euphemisms
"passed away" instead of died
"let go" instead of fired
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Francesca Special K
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Personification
giving human qualities to animals, things, or ideas
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Camera John
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Examples of Personification
"the sky weeps"
"The trees whispered in the wind"
"Lightening danced across the sky"
"The moon played hide and seek with the clouds"
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LadyDragonflyCC - >;<
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onomatopoeia
A word that imitates the sound it makes
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Glyn Lowe Photoworks.
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examples of onomatopoeia
Crack! Pow! Boom!
Splat! Drip! Tick!
Crash! Clunk! Kaboom!
Zap! Crackle! Bam!
Wham! Fizz! Cha-Ching!
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hetrickwesley
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OXYMORON
combinding two contradictory ideas
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tj.blackwell
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Examples of oxymoron
Great Depression
jumbo shrimp
bitter sweet
Civil War
crash landing
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Stuck in Customs
Bridget McKnight
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