Allusions differ from other types of figurative language in that what is being referenced is not explained. Allusions rely on the reader's familiarity with the reference (such as a historical event, literary work, or cultural phenomenon) to enhance the meaning of the text.
How do allusions differ from other types of figurative language?
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They are humorous.
What is being referenced is not explained.
They are generally quite long.
They make the reader enjoy the writing more
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