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A slight breeze tickles the curtains what type of figurative language is this and what does it mean
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A slight breeze tickles the curtains what type of figurative language is this and what does it mean

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It's personification because it gives a humanlike quality to a nonhuman object. Curtains cannot actually be tickled, and the personification is used here to describe the breeze.
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