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"he would burn as red as a flame if anybody called him fresh and sweet " is it hyperbole and a simile or just a simile???????

"he would burn as red as a flame if anybody called him fresh and sweet " is it hyperbole and a simile or just a simile???????
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"he would burn as red as a flame if anybody called him fresh and sweet "

is it hyperbole and a simile or just a simile???????

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It’s a simile bc it’s not really exaggerating anything. A hyperbole would be like if you were in a line and said “it’s gonna take a million years to get to the front”
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