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Synecdoche and Metonymy 1. I ain't talking until my mouthpiece gets here. 2. When she entered the room, all eyes were on her. 3. The kettle boils. 4. Only the knife can save him.​
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Synecdoche and Metonymy

1. I ain't talking until my mouthpiece gets here.
2. When she entered the room, all eyes were on her.
3. The kettle boils.
4. Only the knife can save him.​

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synecdoche

Explanation: she is not talking until her witness reaches

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