Asked by Kaileigh
Read this sentence.
Molly had a pie in the sky idea of what college would be like.
Which type of figurative language does the author use in this sentence?
simile
metaphor
personification
idiom
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idiom
"Pie in the sky" is a common idiom meaning an unrealistic or fanciful idea. It's not a simile (no "like" or "as"), not personification, and not a direct metaphor in this context.
"Pie in the sky" is a common idiom meaning an unrealistic or fanciful idea. It's not a simile (no "like" or "as"), not personification, and not a direct metaphor in this context.
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