Analyzing examples of figurative language that evokes taste, smell, and texture

Aug 29, 2022 ... Onomatopoeia Synecdoche; Hyperbole Symbolism; Idioms Antithesis; Irony Metonymy; Euphemism. Imagery: The Language that appeals to the senses. Presentation on theme: "Warm Up #11 Write a short poem in which you use an example of metonymy or synecdoche."— Presentation transcript: 1 Warm Up #11 Write a ... The term Silicon Valley is often used as a synecdoche for the American high-technology economic sector. ... informational interaction for governments, ... 1 The student will compose effective informative or expository texts. (e.g., literary analysis and other academic compositions and essays; descriptions; ... We use many kinds of figurative language every day because we want to do more than just state facts. ... Metonymy and Synecdoche. Metonymy is the substitution of ... Sep 10, 2014 ... Such indiscriminate mark-as-verb usage does not perform the statutory trademark function; instead, it functions as a synecdoche describing both ... For more information on this project, check out: https://www.army.mil/article/284900. ✓ Be sure to follow @dean.usma all day long for more behind the scenes ... Dec 10, 2024 ... ... information. In both cases, the terms are so interrelated that they can serve as a synecdoche for each other. Bawden and Robinson contend ... more than a despised fragment of themselves-a synecdoche,. 256 which deprives them of the individuality thought essential to. 252. SYKES, supra note 164, at ... ... expository/informational writing: Process Analysis: thesis ... synecdoche, metonymy, etc.) Analyze the impact on text of literary elements ...