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As brave as a lion. As sly as a fox. Her smile was like sunshine on a cloudy day. He was as quiet as a mouse. He ran as fast as a cheetah. Her voice was like a melody. As hard as a rock. As slippery as an eel. His patience was as thin as ice. Her hands trembled like leaves in the wind.
The difference between similes and metaphors explained, with examples. Examples of SIMILESExamples of METAPHORS As blind as a bat. My colleague is a dark horse. As black as coal Laughter is the best medicine. As clean as a whistle That boy is a rotten apple. As flat as a pancake You are an angel!19 more rows
The key differences between a Metaphor and a Simile are that a Simile compares. two things by saying that something is like something else; while a Metaphor says. that something is something else, making the comparison more direct.

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Examples of Similes As blind as a bat. Meaning: Completely unable to see. As blind as a mole. Meaning: Very shortsighted or unaware. As bold as brass. Meaning: Very bold or audacious. As brave as a lion. Meaning: Very courageous. As busy as a bee. As busy as a hound in a rabbit field. As calm as a millpond. As cheap as chips.
Examples of Metaphors My mom has a heart of gold. My friends sister, Sharon, is a night owl. My hands were icicles because of the cold weather. You just have to consider the world a stage and act accordingly. Dileep has a stone heart. You have ideas flowing one after the other. She was an autumn leaf.
A simile makes an explicit comparison between two things (e.g., love is like a battlefield). A metaphor makes an implicit comparison by saying that something is something else (e.g., love is a battlefield).

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