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"You’re going to be able to reach great heights." Is this any type of figurative language?

"You’re going to be able to reach great heights." Is this any type of figurative language?
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"You’re going to be able to reach great heights." Is this any type of figurative language?

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Metaphor meaning you can do great things

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