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Which figure of speech is used in this text?
Although the author Norman Mailer is no longer with us, his writings live on. His Pulitzer Prize-winning book, The Executioner's Song, remains a classic example of his unique style of writing.
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Two figures of speech are used:
- Euphemism — "no longer with us" is a mild/indirect way to say he is dead.
- Personification (a kind of metaphor) — "his writings live on" attributes the human quality of living to his writings.
- Euphemism — "no longer with us" is a mild/indirect way to say he is dead.
- Personification (a kind of metaphor) — "his writings live on" attributes the human quality of living to his writings.
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