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How would you categorize words and expressions that have a meaning beyond the literal meaning? literal language practical language non-figurative language figurative language
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How would you categorize words and expressions that have a meaning beyond the literal meaning?

literal language
practical language
non-figurative language
figurative language

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figurative language

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Figurative language

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This goes beyond the literal meanings of word to create special effects or feelings.

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