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Josh is a bulldozer on the football field. what type of figurative language is this.
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Josh is a bulldozer on the football field.
what type of figurative language is this.

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This is a metaphor. It is a comparison of two things without 'like' or 'as'. That is the difference between a metaphor and a smile.

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I think this is a metaphor
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