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Which literary device is used in this line from Shakespeare's Hamlet?

"None, my lord, but that the world's grown honest."

symbolism

metaphor

personification

dialect

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NEED 2 PASS THIS TEST!!!!!!!!!!!!
Which literary device is used in this line from Shakespeare's Hamlet?
 
"None, my lord, but that the world's grown honest."

symbolism

metaphor

personification

dialect

conqueror · Answer

I'm sorry, test questions are against the terms and conditions of OS.

anonymous · Answer

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jabez177 · Answer

Sorry but I am not there yet

jordanloveangel · Answer

which one do u think it is

anonymous · Answer

I think it might be d but i am not certain @jordanloveangel

anonymous · Answer

I think its Metaphor

jordanloveangel · Answer

yes thats wut i was thinking

anonymous · Answer

A human trait is to be Honest, correct?

anonymous · Answer

I think its personification

anonymous · Answer

and which option is to give objects human traits?

anonymous · Answer

@ur2cf dialet?? i just dont want to gewt this wrong

anonymous · Answer

I think its metaphor b/c of this 


a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable.
"“I had fallen through a trapdoor of depression,” said Mark, who was fond of theatrical metaphors"

conqueror · Answer

Guys, you can't help him...this is a test question.

anonymous · Answer

It makes perfect sense

anonymous · Answer

sharing is caring now shush young grasshopper @Conqueror

anonymous · Answer

You're welcome @julolo00