Identify the Figure of Speech : Crumbling rafters. Crumbling wood.

1.	Identify the Figure of Speech : Crumbling rafters. Crumbling wood.
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Crumbling rafters, Crumbling wood

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--> Because word "crumbling" is REPEATED for poetic effect

⟹ The above sentence can be alliteration too as letter "C" is repeated

⟹ Figure of speech is tool of expression to PRODUCE ordinary expression in more linguistic effect

⟹ Most commonly used figure of speech are

☞ Simile : Comparison made between two unlike objects using like, as

# Example: Bed was as soft as cotton ball

☞ Metaphor: Comparison made between two unlike objects without using like, as

# Example: Life is not bed of roses

☞ Antithesis: Two opposite words or ideas are expressed

# Example: Speech is silver but silence is golden

☞ Tautology: Words or expression with similar meaning

# Example: Pure unadulterated milk

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