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First of all, be careful of the spelling. No e on the end: metaphor . For some writers on the subject, a metaphor says that one thing is another, thus connecting two nouns: Jonathan is a dirt bag.
- First of all, be careful of the spelling.
- No e on the end: metaphor .
- For some writers on the subject, a metaphor says that one thing is another, thus connecting two nouns: Jonathan is a dirt bag.
- Julia is a precious jewel.
- An implied metaphor is formed when the noun-equals-noun pattern is missing, but adjectives, verbs, and other parts of speech are used metaphorically.
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First of all, be careful of the spelling. No e on the end: metaphor.
For some writers on the subject, a metaphor says that one thing is another, thus connecting two nouns:
Jonathan is a dirt bag.
Julia is a precious jewel.
An implied metaphor is formed when the noun-equals-noun pattern is missing, but adjectives, verbs, and other
For some writers on the subject, a metaphor says that one thing is another, thus connecting two nouns:
Jonathan is a dirt bag.
Julia is a precious jewel.
An implied metaphor is formed when the noun-equals-noun pattern is missing, but adjectives, verbs, and other
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