Synecdoche the whole for part will take, Or part for whole, just for the metre's sake.
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Synecdoche the whole for part will take, Or part for whole, just for the metre's sake.
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"Holocaust" can become a tired synecdoche for war crimes in general.
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Perhaps being in a touring band was, to Yorke, a synecdoche for the modern condition: disorientation, alienation, rootlessness, exhaustion, lack of control, occasional derangement, constant motion.
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