What is Figurative Language?

​Figurative Language Definition

Before we get to talking about figurative language, what is figurative language? Well, figurative language is the use of non-literal phrases or words to create a deeper meaning in writing.

Types of Figurative Language

​Types of Figurative Language

There are many types of figurative language.There are only a few, so I will name them all.The types of figurative language is: simile, personification, hyperbole, oxymoron, alliteration, onomatopoeia, metaphor, idiom, synecdoche, and allusion.

Why do we use figurative language?

​The Reason Of Figurative Language

The reason why we use figurative language is because to bulid more imagery and will give words more power in paragraphs. We also use figurative language to help describe the world around us.

What are some pros and cons about figurative language?

​Pros and cons of Figurative Language

A pro about figurative language is that it makes concepts and ideas easier to visualize.A con is that it can be really confusing sometimes to other people.

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