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1. Somebody who embodies something: an embodiment or perfect example of something. 2. A representation of an abstract quality or notion as a human being, especially in art or literature. 3. The attribution of human qualities to objects or abstract notions. The definition pretty much covers personification. |
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Giving an inanimate object or thing human characteristics Ex: time leaps forward
Incorrect usage: time flies forward(this is a use of a less hear of literary term, avification.) |
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really can't imagine why you're looking this up on the urban dictionary, but it's a literary term that makes an inatimate object seem alive. the lake rolled around uneasily in it's bed, waiting to awake and attack the citizens.
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Bang, Wallop, Crash, Boom, Twonk The Personification of the car is Boom.
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