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| To make something sound better than what it really is |
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| FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE--Compare two 2 unlike things using LIKE OR AS. (ex: my room is like a prison cell) |
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| FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE--Compare 2 unlike things NOT using like or as (ex: I can't return to that stuffy cage of a room.) |
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| FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE--Obvious exaggeration (ex: I ate so much I could burst) |
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| FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE--Giving human qualities to non human things (EX: The wind whispered a song in my ear.) |
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| LITERARY TERM- something that stands for more than just itself. |
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| FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE- a phrase not taken literally (ex: He pulled my leg.; it's raining cats and dogs.) |
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