figurative\ epithet

figurative\ epithet
an epithet that is formed of metaphor, metonymy, simile, expressed by adjectives (V.A.K.)

"the smiling sun", "the frowning cloud", "the sleepless pillow", "the tobacco-stained smile", a "ghost-like face", "a dreamlike experience", "triumphant look"

See: affective epithet, epithet, lexical SDs

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