Title: Figurative Language | What Is Figurative Language?
Headings: What Is Figurative Language? (with Examples)
What Is Figurative Language? (with Examples)
Figurative Language (with Examples)
Examples of the Figurative Language
Why Should I Care about Figurative Language?
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Content: (This quotation uses hyperbole to explain that there's joy to be had. Interestingly, it appeals to both theists and atheists.) Remember that the term "figurative language" includes techniques that can use the literal meanings of words (e.g., anastrophe, alliteration, assonance). Patient I am not. (The words are used in their literal sense. The anastrophe provides emphasis.) The best sushi chefs spot the finest fresh fish instantly. ( Chef Nobu Matsuhisa)
(The words are used in their literal sense. The alliteration creates not only rhythm but also a focus on the words.) Key Points
Use figurative language to: