Homographs each have separate entries in the dictionary. Homophones are words that are pronounced the same way but have different meanings and are spelled differently. Homonyms are homophones. Idioms, Personification An idiom is comprised of a group of words that takes on a special meaning different from the meaning of its separate words. The idiom must be interpreted as a single expression, not as a combination of the meanings of each of the words.
Personification means to give human traits to things or animals.
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