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What type of figurative language is this? "Late afternoons, practicing my baton in the firebreak, angrily i would throw him into the air and watch him twirl, and catch him, and throw him high, again and
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What type of figurative language is this? "Late afternoons, practicing my baton in the firebreak, angrily i would throw him into the air and watch him twirl, and catch him, and throw him high, again and again and again". :)

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Hyperbole

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#hopeithelps

mark me as brain liest pls

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