Question

question 2 of 10
which is the best definition of figurative language?
a. language that refers to things experienced through the senses
b. language that means something other than the literal
c. language that carries a comic or romantic tone
d. language that attempts to include no connotation

Explanation:

Figurative language (e.g., metaphors, similes) uses non-literal expressions to convey meaning, not the direct, dictionary definition of words. Option A describes sensory/imagery language, C describes tone-specific language, and D refers to literal, denotative language, which is the opposite of figurative language.

Answer:

B. Language that means something other than the literal