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Which of these is the best example of metaphor

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The most correct answer is D, because it is calling one thing another, without using like and/or as.
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The correct answer is D. Each snowflake was a diamond.

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In language, a metaphor is a figure of speech that occurs as the writer or speaker uses an object or idea to name a specific object, place or person. This means in metaphors the writer makes an implicit comparison usually to make a speech or text more aesthetically or to create symbolism. According to this, the option that shows metaphor better is "Each snowflake was a diamond" because, in this, the author uses the "diamond" to describe and name the "snowflakes" creating an implied comparison as this suggest diamonds and snowflakes are alike.

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