Figurative Language

Figurative
Language

by: Teacher Joby

Simile and
Metaphor

Literary Devices

Hyperbole and
Onomatopoeia

Literary Devices

Personification

Literary Devices

Literary Devices

Alliteration

Literary Devices

Metonymy

Literary Devices

Synecdoche

Literary Devices

Assonance

Literary Devices

Allusion

Literary Devices

Paradox

Literary Devices

Irony and
Oxymoron

Literary Devices

Aphorism

Literary Devices

Anaphora

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"The streets of Manila are a labyrinth, where one could easily get lost in the chaos."

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"An idle brain is the devil's workshop."

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"Ang taong nagigipit, sa patalim kumakapit."

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"Time is a thief that steals youth."

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"He’s the Rizal of our classroom, always writing essays and stories."

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"The stars danced playfully in the moonlit sky."

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"He asked for her hand in marriage."

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"She has a green thumb."

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"To save money, you must first spend it."

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"The crown will find an heir."

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"Her voice was a melody floating through the air."

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"The farmer had many mouths to feed."

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After failing the exam, Maria said, "Great, just what I needed to brighten my day!"

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"The more you know, the more you realize you don't know."

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She described her hectic schedule as an organized mess.

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When the power went out during the electric company's presentation, the host remarked, "How electrifying!"

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"The streets of Manila are a labyrinth, where one could easily get lost in the chaos."

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"Success is counted sweetest by those who never succeed."

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"Walang lihim na hindi nabubunyag."