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In this post, we’ll dive into a hearty collection of synecdoche examples. And along the way, you’ll learn exactly what synecdoche is, why it’s used, and how it can tak… Read More

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Figurative language, also known as flowery language or rhetorical devices, is language that goes beyond the literal meaning of words and uses imaginative and creative expressions to convey m… Read More

        LANGUAGE SPARKERLanguage sparker is the literary device which helps in making the artistic use of language. The language that has no artisan of words or words man… Read More

Total: 1 h 30 min Diners: 4 Just as in Spain we have the paella and that, by metonymy, the container gives name to the dish; in Portugal they have the cataplana. A recipe that is still a Por… Read More

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Metonymy is a literary device that adds flair to writing. Essentially, it is a figure of speech similar to a metaphor or an analogy, but it only works in certain contexts. Metonymy is used i… Read More

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