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    A Simile Is an Implied Comparison Between Basically Dissimilar Things
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A Simile Is an Implied Comparison Between Basically Dissimilar Things

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A simile is an implied comparison between basically dissimilar things made for the purpose of illuminating our understanding of the things being compared.

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