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Is “the light of discovery” a metaphor?
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Is “the light of discovery” a metaphor?

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Answer: yes

it implies that you have a brilliant idea resulting of sudden inspiration.
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I want to say no

Step-by-step explanation:

Because it's not comparing light to discovery, a metaphor compares something to something else without like or as

Example: The sun was a gleaming pearl

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