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what is the figurative language for this statement, "on one side of the highway, acres of grapevine stretched out in soldiered rows and swallowed up the arbors." the statement is in soldiered rows.
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what is the figurative language for this statement, "on one side of the highway, acres of grapevine stretched out in soldiered rows and swallowed up the arbors." the statement is in soldiered rows.

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your answer id personification.
hope this helps.
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Im pretty sure it is personification because its giving the grapevines a human action.
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