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What type of figurative language is I would love to play but I’m hurried in paperwork
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What type of figurative language is I would love to play but I’m hurried in paperwork

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an idiom

an idiom is an expression whose meaning is different from the definition of the literal individual words.

meaning: you can’t physically be hurried in paperwork
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