Multiple choice softskills leadership

figurative

  1. not literal but metaphorical

  2. (of likings and interests) universal

  3. marked by commotion or uproar

  4. reprimand
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A Correct answer
Explanation

Figurative language uses figures of speech and metaphors rather than literal meaning. If someone says it's raining cats and dogs, they're speaking figuratively. B means catholic (universal), C means tumultuous (marked by commotion), and D means rebuke.

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