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What literary device (figurative language) is yuck, in the following sentence? “Temperamental, sassy, narcissistic – yuck he thought!” a.Personification b.Hyperbole c.Onomatopoeia d.Alliteration
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What literary device (figurative language) is yuck, in the following sentence?

“Temperamental, sassy, narcissistic – yuck he thought!”

a.Personification
b.Hyperbole
c.Onomatopoeia
d.Alliteration

User B Douchet
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I think it’s (C) onomatopoeia because of using process of elimination you know it’s not personification or hyperbole. And onomatopoeias are ways to express further and “yuck” seems like a strong expression.
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Answer:

Onomatopoeia

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