What type of figurative language is "The terrorized trees that stood were writhing in turmoil"?

Loomer asked Feb 4, 2023

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Answer:

Personification

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The trees are terroized and writhing, which are human qualities given to a none human object

Europa answered Feb 10, 2023

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