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What is the part/whole in this synecdoche? " The world has not been kind to me."
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What is the part/whole in this synecdoche? " The world has not been kind to me."

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In this sentence, “the world” does not mean the entire globe, but rather the parts you interacted with today.
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Answer: i think part is world and whole is me

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