In George Herbert's poem "Praise (III)," God's generosity is compared to a bottle. This comparison of two very dissimilar items was known as what type of figurative language?
A,)an allegory

B,) hyperbole

C.)a personification

D.)a conceit

Respuesta :

The answer is: D.) a conceit .

Conceit is an extended metaphor, which consists in manipulating and contrasting something that is unusual or does not exist in order to provide a more refined comprehension.

The rest of the options are incorrect because an allegory implies that its interpretation can reveal a hidden meaning, hyperbole is an exaggerated statement meant not to be taken literally, and personification is the attribution of human characteristics to something non-human or the impersonation of abstract concepts.