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Definitions from the WebAnalogyDefinition:An analogy is a comparison between two things or concepts that are seemingly unrelated, but share similarities to help clarify or explain a particular idea or argument. Examples:1. Noun (General Sense):He used an analogy to explain the complex scientific theory to the students. 2. Noun (Literary Device):In the poem, the poet draws an analogy between the stormy weather and the protagonist's inner turmoil. 3. Noun (Logic):Analogies are often employed in logical reasoning to make a comparison between similar situations. 4. Noun (Computing):Computers use analogies in programming to compare similar code structures and functionalities. 5. Noun (Mathematics):Mathematicians often use analogies to simplify complex mathematical concepts for easier understanding. 6. Noun (Visualization):A Venn diagram is a useful analogy to represent the intersection and differences between two or more sets. 7. Noun (Rhetoric):In his speech, the politician used analogies to help the audience relate to his policy proposals. 8. Adjective (Informal):The popular TV show is often described as an analogical representation of real-life situations. 9. Verb:She analogizes her recent predicament to a rollercoaster ride, with its ups and downs. Related Products: | ||||
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