What implied metaphor does "Headragged generals" suggest? It compares men to women. It compares these women to military generals. It compares men to military generals. It compares armies to headrags.

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What implied metaphor does "Headragged generals" suggest? It compares men to women. It compares these women to military generals. It compares men to military generals. It compares armies to headrags.

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It compares men to women. It compares these women and men to militairy generals

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I am pretty sure the answer is It compares men to women
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Tanjir answered Apr 3, 2018

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