Figurative Language - NCTE
The term “figurative” language has traditionally referred to language which differs from everyday, “nonliterary” usage. Figures were seen as stylistic ornaments with which writers dressed up their language to make it more entertaining, and to clarify the meanings they wanted to convey. According to this view, literary devices such as metaphor, simile, …
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