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Synecdoche and Metonymy 1. I ain't talking until my mouthpiece gets here. 2. When she entered the room, all eyes were on her. 3. The kettle boils. 4. Only the knife can sav…

Synecdoche and Metonymy 1. I ain't talking until my mouthpiece gets here. 2. When she entered the room, all eyes were on her. 3. The kettle boils. 4. Only the knife can sav…
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Synecdoche and Metonymy

1. I ain't talking until my mouthpiece gets here.
2. When she entered the room, all eyes were on her.
3. The kettle boils.
4. Only the knife can save him.​

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synecdoche

Explanation: she is not talking until her witness reaches

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