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Figures of Speech

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    We will be differentiating the different Figures of Speech that are almost similar to one another.
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  • Sleep not, Rizal, in our time of need! (Allusion or Apostrophe)
    Apostrophe
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  • He betrayed me despite telling me he loved me. He is the Delilah in our relationship. (Allusion or Apostrophe)
    Allusion
  •  5
  • His actions reflect his inner satan. (Allusion or Apostrophe)
    Allusion
  •  5
  • Philippines, my land so sweet. Wrap me in your warm embrace. (Allusion or Apostrophe)
    Apostrophe
  •  5
  • Oh this? This is just a scratch - referring to the bullet holes in his thigh. (Irony or Understatement)
    Understatement
  •  5
  • Thank you for giving me a splash of color - referring to the wine spilled on her dress. (Irony or Understatement)
    Irony
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  • This is not serious, I just have cancer. (Irony or Understatement)
    Understatement
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  • To err is human, to forgive is divine. (Antithesis or Chiasmus)
    Antithesis
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  • It was the best of times, it was the worst of time. (Antithesis or Chiasmus)
    Antithesis
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  • You forget what you want to remember, and you remember what you want to forget. (Antithesis or Chiasmus)
    Chiasmus
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  • The government is for the people, not people for the government. (Antithesis or Chiasmus)
    Chiasmus
  •  5
  • The press has reported on the illegal activities of some politicians. (Synecdoche or Metonymy)
    Metonymy
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  • The Malacanan Palace issued a statement on the issue of corruption. (Synecdoche or Metonymy)
    Metonymy
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  • There are many hungry mouths to feed. (Synecdoche or Metonymy)
    Synecdoche
  •  5
  • The crown issued a declaration on the issue regarding Meghan and Harry. (Synecdoche or Metonymy)
    Synecdoche
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  • The child is the father of man. (Oxymoron or Paradox)
    Paradox
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