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A figure of speech in which something concrete, such as an object, person, or place stands for an abstract idea is called _____.
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A figure of speech in which something concrete, such as an object, person, or place stands for an abstract idea is called _____.

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The answer is a symbol

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A figure of speech in which something is concrete is called a symbol
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