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what type of figurative language is "the soft, unbroken snow seemed to advertise solidity beneath." ???????? HELP

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<span>The answer would be personification. Personification is a kind of metaphor and a shared literary tool. It is when you allocate the abilities of a person to somewhat that isn't human or that isn't even animated, like wildlife or feelings and emotions.</span>

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