What two things are compared on a metaphor?

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It’s comparing 2 things but not using like or as

Dan Vega answered Apr 4, 2021

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Answer:

A metaphor compares two unlike things.

Step-by-step explanation:

Example: her hair was silk. In this example, we are comparing hair to silk, which are not related normally.

Lewis Smith answered Apr 9, 2021

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