What is the correct definition of symbolism?

a. a thing which stands for something more abstract

b. a comparison made between two things that are unalike

c. a bold overstatement used to emphasize the truth of a statement

d. a technique where a character utters words the reader understands to mean something else?

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Chubbs

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4 July, 06:28

What is the correct definition of symbolism?

a. a thing which stands for something more abstract

b. a comparison made between two things that are unalike

c. a bold overstatement used to emphasize the truth of a statement

d. a technique where a character utters words the reader understands to mean something else?

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Lilianna Austin · Answer 1

The best answer choice here is A.

A symbol is used to represent and convey emotions or ideas without using a direct example. Usually they make objects or characters stand for something, or symbolize something they are trying to convey.