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Lexicology and Stylistic

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Is ‘Hollywood creates the best movies’ an example of metonymy?

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Is ‘Give me a hand’ an example of metonymy?

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Is ‘The pen is mightier than the sword’ an example of metonymy?

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Is ‘The world is a stage’ an example of metonymy?

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Is ‘Her voice is music to my ears’ an example of metonymy?

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Does metonymy rely on direct association between concepts?

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Can a brand name be used as metonymy, like ‘I need a Kleenex’?

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Can a container represent its contents, like ‘He drank the whole bottle’?

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Is ‘He’s a shining star’ an example of metonymy?

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Is ‘The White House made a decision’ an example of metonymy?

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Is ‘Life is a journey’ an example of metonymy?

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Can a city’s name represent its sports team, like ‘Madrid won the match’?

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Is ‘She has a heart of gold’ an example of metonymy?

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Is ‘All hands on deck’ an example of metonymy?

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Does metonymy always require similarity between objects?

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