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  1. AnonymousNovember 30, 2020 at 7:22 PM

    1. metonymy
    2. onomatopoeia
    3. -
    4. personification
    5. simile
    6. symbolism
    7. metaphor
    8. repetition
    9. oxymoron
    10. consonance
    11. anaphora
    12. allusion
    13. alliteration

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  2. AnonymousNovember 30, 2020 at 7:57 PM

    4. Alliteration
    6. Symbolism
    8. Repetition
    10. Consonance
    13. Alliteration

    1. Metonymy
    2.Onomatopoeia
    3.Transferred Epithet
    5. Simile
    7.Metaphor
    9.Oxymoron
    11.Anaphora
    12. Allusion

    Nikhita Shenoy

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  3. UnknownDecember 1, 2020 at 12:15 AM

    1- Metonymy
    2- Onomatopoeia
    3- Transferred epithet
    4- Personification
    5- simile
    6- Symbolism
    7- Metaphor
    8- Repetition
    9- Oxymoron
    10- Apostrophe
    11- Anaphora
    12- Allusion
    13- Alliteration
    Rishika Kushwaha

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  4. AnonymousDecember 1, 2020 at 11:00 AM

    1- Metonymy
    2- Onomatopoeia
    3- Transferred epithet
    4- Personification
    5- simile
    6- Symbolism
    7- Metaphor
    8- Repetition
    9- Oxymoron
    10- Apostrophe
    11- Anaphora
    12- Allusion
    13- Alliteration

    akhilesh arora class 10c roll no. 5


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  5. PalakDecember 1, 2020 at 11:54 AM

    1. Metonymy
    2. Onomatopoeia
    3. Transferred Epithet
    4. Personification
    5. Simile
    6. Symbolism
    7. Metaphor
    8. Repetition
    9. Oxymoron
    10. Consonance
    11. Anaphora
    12. Allusion
    13. Alliteration

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  6. UnknownDecember 1, 2020 at 3:49 PM

    1. Metonymy
    2. Onomatopoeia
    3. Transferred epithet
    4. Personification
    5. Simile
    6. Symbolism
    7. Metaphor
    8. Repetition
    9. Oxymoron
    10. Apostrophe
    11. Anaphora
    12. Allusion
    13. Alliteration

    - By Somil Kashyap

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  7. AnonymousDecember 1, 2020 at 4:57 PM

    1) Metonymy
    2) Onomatopoeia
    3) Transferred epithet
    4) Personification
    5) Simile
    6) Symbolism
    7) Metaphor
    8) Repetition
    9) Oxymoron
    10) Apostrophe
    11) Anaphora
    12) Allusion
    13) Alliteration

    ~Kriishh Gada

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  8. Sanjam BediDecember 1, 2020 at 5:11 PM

    1- Metonymy
    2- Onomatopoeia
    3- Transferred epithet
    4- Personification
    5- Simile
    6- Symbolism
    7- Metaphor
    8- Repetition
    9- Oxymoron
    10- Apostrophe
    11- Anaphora
    12- Allusion
    13- Alliteration

    Sanjam Bedi
    10-B

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  9. UnknownDecember 1, 2020 at 7:14 PM

    4. Alliteration
    6. Symbolism
    8. Repetition
    10. Consonance
    13. Alliteration

    1. Metonymy
    2.Onomatopoeia
    3.Transferred Epithet
    5. Simile
    7.Metaphor
    9.Oxymoron
    11.Anaphora
    12. Allusion
    yuvika mahajan 10 - g

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  10. AnonymousDecember 2, 2020 at 6:09 PM

    1. Alliteration/Metonymy
    2. Onomatopoeia
    3. Transferred Epithet
    4. Personification
    5. Simile
    6. Alliteration
    7. Metaphor
    8. Repetition
    9. Metaphor
    10. Apostrophe
    11. Anaphora/Tautology
    12. Allusion
    13. Alliteration

    - Jhanak Mowar
    10D

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  11. UnknownDecember 9, 2020 at 6:18 PM

    1. metonymy
    2. Onomatopoeia
    3. Transferred epithet
    4. Personification
    5. Simile
    6. symbolism
    7. metaphor
    8. Repetition
    9. Oxymoron
    10. Apostrophe
    11. Anaphora
    12. allusion
    13. Assonance

    Krisha Janaswamy, 10 A, 21

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  12. AnonymousDecember 20, 2020 at 5:23 PM

    1- Metonymy
    2- Onomatopoeia
    3- Transferred epithet
    4- Personification
    5- simile
    6- Symbolism
    7- Metaphor
    8- Repetition
    9- Oxymoron
    10- Apostrophe
    11- Anaphora
    12- Allusion
    13- Alliteration

    Arhaan Nair , 10B, Roll Number 5

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