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Answer: My clothes have failed me. In Metaphor, Simile and Hyperbole.
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Answer: My clothes have failed me.
In Metaphor, Simile and Hyperbole.
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my clothes like failed me
my clothes are failing me
my clothes have failed me
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Hyperbole because it is very exaggerated and not to be taken literally.
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