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She says that words people use to refer to us can create what's known as metaphorical identification.
Ross argues that when a person is repeatedly referred to with a word like "baby," a metaphorical identification gradually takes place, whereby she begins to think of herself as having those traits.
Here, it's metaphorical, and we're talking about impact.
it's metaphorical and we're talking about impact.
women tend to like men who compliment using more metaphorical language, which shows their creativity.
who compliment using more metaphorical language,
Now, this sounds like a metaphorical meaning. Does it have a literal use?
Now, this sounds like a metaphorical meaning.
It's very clear, but I bet there's a metaphorical use as well.
But I bet there's a metaphorical use as well.
it feels like there's a metaphorical meaning with this as well
Yes, 'rock solid' in this metaphorical sense means
I'm guessing that this has a metaphorical meaning as well.
So in a metaphorical sense,
Exactly. But there is also a metaphorical meaning.
show someone where to go. Now 'usher in' is metaphorical.
This is a metaphorical use
That's a metaphorical use,