Metonym
noun
A word or phrase that is used to stand in for another word or phrase that is closely related to it.
In the phrase 'The White House issued a statement,' 'The White House' is a metonym for the U.S. government.

Often appears as...
- metonym for
- common metonyms
Usage tips
Neutral
General, Literary, Technical
noun
A word or phrase that is used to stand in for another word or phrase that is closely related to it.
In the phrase 'The White House issued a statement,' 'The White House' is a metonym for the U.S. government.

Often appears as...
- metonym for
- common metonyms
Usage tips
Neutral
General, Literary, Technical
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Understanding Metonymy
Metonymy can change the meaning based on context.
'The Crown' refers to royal authority in literature.
Using Metonymy in Writing
Writers use metonymy to create richer imagery.
Saying 'Hollywood' for the American film industry is an example.
Metonymy vs. Metaphor
Both are figurative language, but metonymy uses related terms.
'The pen is mightier than the sword' uses metonymy by linking writing and warfare.
Understanding Metonymy
Metonymy can change the meaning based on context.
'The Crown' refers to royal authority in literature.
Using Metonymy in Writing
Writers use metonymy to create richer imagery.
Saying 'Hollywood' for the American film industry is an example.
Metonymy vs. Metaphor
Both are figurative language, but metonymy uses related terms.
'The pen is mightier than the sword' uses metonymy by linking writing and warfare.
Understanding Metonymy
Metonymy can change the meaning based on context.
'The Crown' refers to royal authority in literature.
Using Metonymy in Writing
Writers use metonymy to create richer imagery.
Saying 'Hollywood' for the American film industry is an example.
Metonymy vs. Metaphor
Both are figurative language, but metonymy uses related terms.
'The pen is mightier than the sword' uses metonymy by linking writing and warfare.
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