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The car is so expensive; it costs an arm and a leg Pun Personification Metaphor Idiom ?
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The car is so expensive; it costs an arm and a leg

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Idiom is the correct answer
User Shenanigator
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Hello there!

This would be an example of a(n) idiom.

Saying something "costs an arm and a leg" could mean something is very pricey, or exspensive.

Hope this helps!

~DL
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