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Figurative Language

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

BY: SAMEER VIRANI
Photo by misterbisson

ALLITERATION

  • Is reapeated sounds at the beginning of words.
  • Example: How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if it could chuck wood

ALLUSION

  • Reference to a well-known person, place, figure, or event.
  • Ex: Stephen Vincent Bennet story "By The Waters Of Babylon"
  • Switch

ONOMATOPOEIA

  • A word that sounds like the sound it makes
  • Ex: BOOM goes the dynamite!

SIMILE

  • A comparison of two things using like or as.
  • Ex: Your as nasty as a pig.

PERSONIFICATION

  • When an object is given human qualities
  • Ex: The bed was breathing heavily

IMAGERY

  • Language that appears to the five senses.
  • Ex: I could small the delicious fish running theough my nose

HYPERBOLE

  • Extreme eggeration
  • Ex: He was so hungry he could eat an elephant.

METAPHOR

  • Comaprison of two things without using like or as
  • Ex: The boys was bigger than his dad.

IDIOM

  • Words that are established with a meaning
  • Ex: Its raining cats and dogs