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Which term BEST describes a figure of speech that compares something literally to something else rather than figuratively? (A) analogy (B) metaphor (C) parable (D) simile

Which term BEST describes a figure of speech that compares something literally to something else rather than figuratively? (A) analogy (B) metaphor (C) parable (D) simile
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Which term BEST describes a figure of speech that compares something literally to something else rather than figuratively?

(A) analogy
(B) metaphor
(C) parable
(D) simile

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it’s a metaphor that is used
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The answer must be B........

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