Figurative Language Terms

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Figurative Language Term Definition Example_____________ Hyperbole big exaggeration a zillion dollar dress Idiom the language specific to a group of people no pain no gain Metaphor comparing two things, using life is a journey one kind of object, place, or time to suggest the likeness between them Imagery a description so vivid that it cotton candy clouds stimulates the imagination Personification giving something human qualities the wise old owl

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This document has the list of terms, definitions and examples of figurative language, we will explore the meanings of metaphor, hyperbole, imagery,
simile, idiom, and personification. These are parts of English language that are hidden in everyday conversation, some such as idioms are now part of the vernacular and as common as the water we drink. We will look at some examples used quite poetically in music.

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