Which correctly distinguishes “death is like a predator” from “the claws of death”?
Implicit and Imaginative Metaphor: Definitions, Core Examples, and Analysis
- The first is an overt simile; the second leaves the source unspoken
- The first is implicit, and the second a loose simile
- The first has only a clue, and the second only a shared feature
- Both reveal the source to the same degree