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Tunde's long and vigorous speech was followed by a deafening silence.
The phrase deafening silence is used as a figure of speech called

  • A.oxymoron
  • B.metaphor
  • C.simile
  • D.hyperbole.
  • E.
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Question details

Exam body
JAMB
Subject
Literature in English
Year
1986
Question no.
#0
Type
Objective
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