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It is a figure of speech that states directly that one thing is another thing and uses the words like or as.
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It is a figure of speech that doesn't use the word like or as when comparing.
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Your words are poison to me. What figure of speech is used in this sentence?
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Her heart is like gold. The heart is compared to a gold by using what figure of speech?
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Fear fell from us like steel armor.
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A hundred miles of landscape spread before me like a fan.
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The faces at the street crossings shine like a row of eggs on a pantry shelf.
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My mind is a puddle in the street reflecting green.
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Life is a roller coaster going up and down.
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My little brothers fight like cats and dogs.
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It's so cold, the window is ice.
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Dad is angry because my room is a pigpen.
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I'm a night owl when I play video games.
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Basketball players are as tall as giraffes.
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I always do my chores as quick as lightning.
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