Definition of «metaphoric»

Metaphoric refers to something that is expressed or described in terms of a metaphor. A metaphor is a figure of speech that compares two unlike things by stating one thing is another, usually for the purpose of explanation or clarification. When something is described as being "metaphoric," it means that the description uses figurative language to convey an idea or meaning beyond its literal interpretation.

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The author used metaphoric language to vividly describe the character's emotions.
The speaker used a metaphoric expression to explain the complexities of human relationships.
The painting was full of metaphoric imagery, representing the artist's inner struggles.
The song's lyrics were filled with metaphoric references to nature, creating a deeper meaning for the listener.
The advertisement employed metaphoric visuals to convey the innovative features of the product.

Sentences with «metaphoric»

Feng shui focuses on architecture in metaphoric terms of «invisible forces» that bind the universe, earth, and humanity together. (mindbodygreen.com)
Common things, like windows or molding profiles or concrete highway barriers that are often overlooked or simply ignored by most of us are for Loesberg full of beauty and rich with metaphoric potential. (roberthenrycontemporary.com)
In each series, «Bartley reexamines the physical and metaphoric potential of her subject and creates nuanced color photographs that hover at the intersection of still life and abstraction,» according to the gallery. (hamptonsarthub.com)
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