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Is this a simile or metaphor? If neither, what is it? “No longer pink, he’s red, blood-orange red like a ripe papaya.”
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Is this a simile or metaphor?

If neither, what is it?
“No longer pink, he’s red, blood-orange red like a ripe papaya.”

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simile, it uses like in the sentence and it compares
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The sentence is a simile

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