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3 years ago

You can harness visionary language by using:

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sergey [27]3 years ago

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Answer:

Metaphor

Explanation:

We can harness visionary language by using metaphor.

In The framing theory when we compare two unlike things in figure of speech. The comparison influences us on unconscious level. The metaphor causes us to make an association. If we change the metaphor we change how the other thinks of the subject.

Complex metaphor forms the basis of narratives or stories.

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