A metaphor compares two unlike things directly, with out using like or as. Example: His father was iron about following the house rules. What is the meaning of the example?

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A metaphor compares two unlike things directly, with out using like or as.

Example:

His father was iron about following the house rules.

What is the meaning of the example?

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His father was very firm and strict about ensuring that everyone followed the rules.

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