In 'I Will Pronounce Your Name'Senghor writes:'Naett that is the dry tornado,the clap of lightening'.
The figure of speech used in the above line is

precious Chris

11 years ago

hmmmm "can a lightening clap it hand?" It personification not metaphor

ivomkpo

11 years ago

it's metaphor but on a second thought it can be hyperbole

Johnnyrap

3 years ago

it was technically metaphorical in nature...
Even,the fact that the writer used these words ‘to the’ indicated that he/she was comparing something to something

SuperiorNoble

11 years ago

is metaphor bcus d speaker use a direct statement without any conjunction

Chimovic1

13 years ago

It is A.metaphor

eluzive

12 years ago

it is metaphor because the speaker speak directly to, without any conjunction or overstatement neither usinq is*an* or word that is opposite to the intend meaninq.

taiwoifeoluwa

10 years ago

it is nt metaphor dat exagirate.metaphor is used for compearism

lammiefresh

13 years ago

It is a metaphor because it gives tells d actions without adding conjuctions such as like ,as and so on

Nancy17chi

3 years ago

it's clearly an hyperbole because the expression involves exaggeration

agbolizm

13 years ago

It is metaphor with the use of /is/ which is metaphorically direct resemblance.



#AGBOLIZM#

Hamlock

7 years ago

It Is A Metaphorical Statement Cause As Is Included

drexlord

11 years ago

It is metaphor

JamieLevis

8 years ago

A is correct.
In Metaphor,comparisons are made without such words 'as', 'like'.

Emmanuel42

11 years ago

Metaphor because it makes comparison without the use of 'Like' or 'As'. U cannot say it's personification, because there is comparison in that sentence. B/w the clap of thunder and the latter sentence

Atizaraemma

7 years ago

There is a direct comparism there,It is known as "Suitational Metaphor"