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2 years ago

What is the definition for figurative language

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Figurative language is basically a language a author uses in a text, article, e.t.c to enhance the readers perspective and uses metaphors and other examples of figurative language to go beyond the words in the text. I hope this helps!

VashaNatasha [74]2 years ago

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Figurative language is almost like a language that people use in poetrys or a <span>Personification or a simile so if you ever wonder what figurative language is its the same language that is in poems.

I hope i helped you answer your question!</span>

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