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What type of figurative language "the thunder of human footsteps"
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What type of figurative language "the thunder of human footsteps"

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It would be a metaphor.

It compares human footsteps to the sound of thunder without using like or as
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Answer: I believe it's a metaphor

Explanation: It compares footsteps to thunder.

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