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What is the figurative language used in this quote? “Let not the woman try to compete with man, for the more chance she has, the freer the world grows, the more chance man will …

What is the figurative language used in this quote? “Let not the woman try to compete with man, for the more chance she has, the freer the world grows, the more chance man will …
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What is the figurative language used in this quote?

“Let not the woman try to compete with man, for the more chance she has, the freer the world grows, the more chance man will have and he will always be slightly ahead of her.”

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Personification because she is comparing herself to the world.

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