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Is "a shock of wispy new-washed hair stood up from his forehead" a form of personification?

Is "a shock of wispy new-washed hair stood up from his forehead" a form of personification?
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Is "a shock of wispy new-washed hair stood up from his forehead" a form of personification?

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Yes because it is giving his hair a human action. In this case it is standing up.

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Yes, because his hair stood up from his forehead, and hair cannot stand up themselves.
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