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Husiak Figurative Language

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Alliteration   is repetition of the initial (beginning) consonant sound.  
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Hyperbole   is an intentional exaggeration  
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Idiom   is a phrase or expression that cannot be understood by knowing what the individual words in the phrase mean.  
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Metaphor   is the comparison of two dissimilar objects WITHOUT using the words like or as.  
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Onomatopoeia   are words that represent the sounds of the things they describe.  
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Personification   Human traits are given to nonhuman things or objects.  
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Simile   Is a comparison of two dissimilar things by using like or as.  
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Alliteration example   Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.  
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Hyperbole example   His feet were as bid a barge.  
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Idiom example   We see eye to eye on everything.  
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Metaphor example   Her hair is silk  
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Onomatopoeia example   crunch, crackle, bang  
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Personification example   The wave beckoned me.  
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Simile example   The room was as bright as the sun.  
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