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Yes, it exist . Go to the link and see some examples.

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If you are asking for examples, I suppose that you know that the definition of synecdoche includes several types of figures of speech. Here are examples for each type, most of them taken from the areas in which synecdoche is especially common (government and national affairs, advertising and consumerism, literature). The types are somewhat interchangeable, for example, the first and third, the first and fifth in some cases, and the second and fourth.

1. The part represents the whole:

"Friends, Romans and countrymen, lend me your ears." ("ears" stands for the attention Mark Anthony wants from his listeners.)

"Software is my bread and butter." ("bread and butter" refers to food, which in turn stands for the person's entire livelihood, housing, apparel, etc.)

2. The whole represents a part or parts:

"There is indecision on Capitol Hill." "Capitol Hill" stands for members of the Senate and the House of Representatives.

"The court" when the ruling of a jury or sentencing by a judge is meant.

3. A specific part or member of a class represents the class:

A particular trademark referring to a whole class of goods: "Kleenex" for tissues, "Coke" for any cola.

"chimps" is sometimes used to refer to great apes in general

4. The class represents a specific member:

"He was a sad-looking creature." "Creature" is a substitute for "child" or "man".

"Society" when used to refer to "high society".

5. An object is represented by the material it is made of (In some cases this could be a category of n° 1, the part representing the whole, as with the first example of "ivories" below.)

"His hands flew over the ivories." "ivories" refers to the keys, which are part of a piano, used to refer to the entire instrument

"plastic" referring to credit cards

"the paper" referring to a newspaper

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What are the synecdoche examples in literature?

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Answer (1 of 2): If you are asking for examples, I suppose that you know that the definition of synecdoche includes several types of figures of speech. Here are examples for each type, most of them taken from the areas in which synecdoche is especially common (government and national affairs, adv...

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Match the sentences according the letter

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Match the sentences according the letter

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1.-Boots on the ground(D)          A Food
2.-Can I buy you a glass?(C)       B  Smart students
3.-The brains helped me with my homework (B)   C The drink inside it
4.- Give us our daily bread (A)      D To soldiers

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I think you love her, you should ask for her hand.

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I have new wheels

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If "the world" is not treating you well, that would not be the entire world but just a part of it that you've encountered.

The word "police" can be used to represent one or several officers.

Some people refer to any variety of cola as "Coke"

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Is the opposite of Microcosm, use the name of the entire structure to refer to a small.

Example:  “The world” when the speaker really means a certain country or part of the world.

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A part of something.

Example: “Need a hand” wen they really need the entire person.

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There is two main types of Synecdoche

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Sonnets and other forms of lovely poetry frequently use synecdoche to make more beauty and coherent some parts of the whole body.

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Is a figure of speech that is often used as a type of personification in which one specific part or aspect of the whole thing or living being, and vice verse.