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27 August, 19:29

Synecdoche for Although I was very angry, I did not cause him any harm at all.

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  1. 27 August, 23:08
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    Synecdoche is a figure of speech which writers often use in order to show how a part of something can be represented as a whole, and vice versa.

    So, here, in the sentence Although I was very angry, I did not cause him any harm at all, in order to create a synecdoche, here is what you need to do:

    Although I was very angry, I did not touch a hair on his head.

    You can see that the phrase touch a hair on his head is used to denote not do any harm. Just one small part (a hair) is used to represent a whole (harming someone).
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